Troubleshooting Guide - Ayce MJ10250VIIIC Original Instruction Manual

! Verify that the saw blade, the arbor flange, and the nut are properly
seated, and that the arbor nut is tightened securely.
WARNING
! Blade may be stored on the side of the saw in the same storage area
provided for the blade wrenches.
WARNING
To replace the blade guard or table insert, you can refer to "To assembly the riving
knife" and "To assembly the blade guard" sections.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Sympton Possible causes
The saw will not start. • The saw is not plugged in.
• The fuse has blown or the
circuit breaker has tripped.
• The cord is damaged.
The saw does not • The positive stop is not
make accurate 45° or adjusted correctly.
90° rip cuts. • The blade tilt pointer is
not set correctly.
• The rip fence is not
properly aligned.
The material pinches • The rip fence is not
the blade when aligned with the blade.
ripping. • The wood is warped, or
the edge that is against
the fence is not straight.
The material binds • The riving knife is not
on the riving knife. aligned correctly with the
blade.
The saw makes • The blade is dull.
unsatisfactory cuts. • The blade is mounted
backwards.
• There is gum or pitch on
the blade.
• The blade is not
appropriate for the work
that is being done.
• There is gum or pitch on
the table causing erratic
feeding.
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Corrective action
• Plug in the table saw.
• Replace the fuse or reset
the circuit breaker.
• Have the cord replaced by
a qualified electrician.
• Check the blade with the
square and adjust the
positive stop.
• Check the blade with the
square and adjust the
positive to zero.
• Align the rip fence with
the miter gauge slot.
• Check and adjust the rip
fence.
• Select another piece of
wood
• Check and align the
riving knife with the blade.
• Replace the blade.
• Turn the blade around.
• Remove the blade and
clean it with turpentine
and coarse steel wool.
• Change the blade.
• Clean the table with
turpentine and coarse
steel wool and apply a
coat of automotive
polishing wax.