To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Jet JPS-10TS Saw motor start?
If your Jet Saw motor won't start, it could be due to a few reasons. Check the power line for proper voltage, as low voltage can prevent the motor from starting. Also, inspect all lead connections on the motor for loose or open connections.
What to do if my Jet Saw motor stalls and blows fuses?
If your Jet Saw motor stalls, resulting in blown fuses or a tripped circuit, several factors could be at play. First, inspect the motor connections for loose or shorted terminals, or worn insulation. Low voltage could be the culprit, so correct any low voltage conditions. Also, ensure that the correct fuses or circuit breakers are installed in the power line. Finally, the motor may be overloaded, so reduce the load accordingly.
What to do if my Jet JPS-10TS motor overheats?
If your Jet Saw motor overheats, it could be due to a couple of reasons. One possibility is that the motor is overloaded, in which case you should reduce the load on the motor. Another reason could be restricted air circulation through the motor. To fix this, clean the motor fan with compressed air to restore normal air circulation.
What to do if my Jet Saw motor won't start and the fuses blow?
If your Jet Saw motor won't start and the fuses or circuit breakers blow, check the following: Inspect the cord or plug for damaged insulation and shorted wires. Also, inspect all connections on the motor for loose or shorted terminals or worn insulation. Finally, make sure that the correct fuses or circuit breakers are installed.
Why is my Jet Saw blade not square?
If the blade is not square with the miter slot, or the fence is not square to the blade on your Jet Saw, consider these potential causes: The blade itself might be warped, requiring replacement. Alternatively, the table top might not be parallel to the blade, necessitating adjustment. Finally, the fence may not be parallel to the blade, which also requires adjustment.
Why does my Jet JPS-10TS Saw slow down when operating?
If your Jet Saw slows down during operation, it could be because you are applying too much pressure to the workpiece; try feeding the workpiece more slowly. Another possible reason is that the belts are loose, so you may need to tighten them.
How to fix a loud noise from my Jet JPS-10TS?
If you hear a loud, repetitious noise coming from your Jet Saw, here's what to check: 1. Inspect the keys and setscrews on the pulley; replace or tighten them if necessary. 2. See if the motor fan is hitting the cover; tighten the fan or shim the cover. 3. Check if the V-belt is defective and replace it if needed.
What to do if my Jet Saw blade does not reach 90 degrees?
If the blade on your Jet Saw does not reach 90 degrees, it could be because the 90-degree stop bolt is out of adjustment; adjust the 90-degree stop bolt. Another possibility is that the pointer bracket is hitting before the blade reaches 90 degrees; file down the right side of the pointer bracket until the blade can reach 90 degrees.
Provides details on obtaining up-to-date product information and visiting the company website.
Outlines the duration and types of limited warranties offered for JET products based on application.
Details what is covered, who is covered, period, exclusions, and how to get service.
Details limitations on implied warranties, liability, and state law rights.
Explains CAUTION and WARNING symbols and general safety advice for manual usage.
Details kickback causes, prevention methods, and protection tips.
Explains the manual's coverage of operation, maintenance, and safety procedures for the table saw.
Defines terms related to different types of cuts and blade usage.
Defines safety components like guards, kickback prevention, and push devices.
Defines terms related to alignment, parallelism, and measurement.
Defines miscellaneous terms including cutting techniques and components.
Lists all components included in the shipping carton and hardware package.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the saw and preparing it for assembly.
Guides the user through the process of attaching the legs to the saw cabinet.
Explains how to install the two handwheels onto their respective shafts.
Details the steps for attaching the left and right extension wings to the saw table.
Explains how to level and securely tighten the extension wings to the saw table.
Refers to a separate manual for installing the rails and fence assembly.
Refers to a separate manual for installing the optional wood extension table.
Provides instructions for securing the switch bracket to the front rail.
Explains how to install the dust hood and connect a dust collection system.
Details the procedure for installing the riving knife onto the saw.
Guides the user on how to mount and secure the anti-kickback pawl assembly.
Explains how to install and secure the blade guard assembly onto the riving knife.
Provides instructions for safely installing or replacing the saw blade.
Details the process for aligning the blade guard and riving knife for proper function.
Describes the low profile riving knife and its use for non-through cuts.
Guides the user on removing the riving knife and installing the table insert.
Describes the operation and adjustment features of the miter gauge.
Covers miter gauge calibration and critical grounding instructions.
Outlines the process for switching the saw between 115V and 230V operation.
Explains overload reset function and guidance for using extension cords.
Describes the feature allowing a padlock to secure the on-off switch.
Details how to adjust the blade height and tilt angle using the handwheels.
Provides instructions for accurately setting the 90° and 45° blade tilt positive stops.
Explains how to check and correct the alignment of the table relative to the saw blade.
Describes kickback events and lists conditions that can cause them.
Details the process of rip sawing using the fence as a guide.
Explains resawing for cutting thick boards and crosscutting using a miter gauge.
Covers bevel, miter, and dado cutting techniques and precautions.
Describes how to make and use a feather board for workpiece support.
Explains the purpose of a filler piece and the safety benefits of push sticks/blocks.
Outlines a daily and weekly cleaning schedule for the table saw.
Details the lubrication points and frequency for maintaining the saw.
Advises regular checks of mounting bolts, power switch, blade, and guard.
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