To Next PageTo Next PageHow to make the cutting table of my Kobalt Saw slide smoothly?
If the cutting table of your Kobalt Saw isn't sliding smoothly, it's likely due to dirt or tile dust jammed on the guide rails or cutting table rollers. Cleaning the dirt should resolve this issue.
Why won't my Kobalt SC1802LW motor start?
If the Kobalt Saw motor doesn't start, there are several potential causes: * The power cord might not be properly plugged into the outlet. Ensure it is securely plugged in. * There could be a switch failure, requiring a switch replacement. * The brushes may be worn, necessitating replacement (refer to the Maintenance section). * A fuse might have blown, or a circuit breaker tripped on your home panel. Verify that there is electrical power at the outlet.
What to do if my Kobalt SC1802LW Saw is overheating?
If your Kobalt Saw is overheating: * It might be operating too long under pressure. Turn the saw off and allow it to rest until the motor is cool to the touch. * The ventilation slots of the motor may be blocked by dirt. Check and clean these slots to remove any blockage.
How to fix a Kobalt SC1802LW pump that is not flowing water?
If the pump of your Kobalt Saw isn't flowing water: 1. The water level might be insufficient. Add water until the pump is completely submerged. 2. The water hose could be blocked by dirt. Clean the water hose and pump filter.
Why does my Kobalt SC1802LW Saw vibrate or shake?
If your Kobalt Saw vibrates or shakes, it could be due to: * A saw wheel that is not round, damaged, or loose. Consider replacing the wheel. * The wheel might not be properly tightened on the saw, or the arbor nut is loose. Tighten the arbor nut.
What causes brush spark when the switch is released on my Kobalt SC1802LW?
Brush sparking when the switch is released on your Kobalt Saw is often caused by worn brushes. Replacing the brushes should resolve this issue. See the MAINTENANCE section for guidance.
General| Type | Circular Saw |
|---|---|
| Cordless | Yes |
| Dust Port | Yes |
| Blade Size | 7-1/4 inches |
| Arbor Size | 5/8-inch |
| Bevel Capacity | 0-50 degrees |
| Blade Diameter | 7-1/4 inches |
| Miter Capacity | Not Applicable |
Key technical details of the tile saw, including power, speed, and capacity.
List of all parts included in the product packaging.
Inventory of all hardware components provided for assembly.
Identification of major parts and components of the tile saw.
Essential safety guidelines to prevent injury and ensure proper tool use.
Detailed do's and don'ts for operating the tile saw safely.
Health warning regarding chemicals in dust from construction activities.
Crucial guidelines for safe electrical connections and usage.
Information on required tools and estimated assembly duration.
Guide for unpacking, stand assembly, and attaching water tray/cutting head.
Steps for installing carry handle, sliding table, splash guard, and cutting wheel.
Steps for installing rip/angle guide, tile clamp, and water pump.
Procedures for adjusting the saw for accurate and safe cutting.
Guidelines for basic saw operations and controls.
Techniques for performing straight, diagonal, bevel, and miter cuts.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the tile saw.
Solutions for common problems encountered with the tile saw.
List of available replacement parts with their corresponding part numbers.
Details on the product's warranty coverage and terms.
