To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Porter-Cable Saw that will not start?
If your Porter-Cable Saw won't start, here's what to check: * First, make sure the saw is properly plugged in. * Next, inspect the fuse or circuit breaker and replace or reset if necessary. * Finally, if the cord is damaged, have it replaced by a Porter-Cable Service Center or Authorized Service Station.
What to do if material kicked back from blade on Porter-Cable Saw?
If material kicks back from the blade on your Porter-Cable Saw, several factors could be at play: 1. Ensure the rip fence is correctly aligned with the miter gauge slot. 2. Verify the riving knife is aligned with the blade. 3. Always install and use the rip fence when feeding stock. 4. Make sure the riving knife (with guard) is properly installed and used. 5. Replace the blade if it's dull. 6. Maintain control of the material until it has completely passed the saw blade. 7. Ensure the blade bevel lock handle is securely tightened.
Why does my Porter-Cable PCB222TS make unsatisfactory cuts?
Unsatisfactory cuts from your Porter-Cable Saw can stem from several issues: * A dull blade could be the culprit, so replace it. * Ensure the blade is mounted correctly; turn it around if it's backwards. * Clean any gum or pitch from the blade using turpentine and coarse steel wool. * Verify you're using the correct blade for the material you're cutting; change the blade if needed. * Clean the table with turpentine and steel wool if gum or pitch is causing erratic feed.
Why does my Porter-Cable PCB222TS vibrate excessively?
Excessive vibration in your Porter-Cable Saw could be due to: * The saw not being securely mounted to the workbench. Tighten all mounting hardware. * The bench being on an uneven floor. Reposition the bench on a flat, level surface. * A damaged saw blade. Replace the blade.
How to make accurate 45 and 90 degree rip cuts with Porter-Cable PCB222TS Saw?
To achieve accurate 45° and 90° rip cuts with your Porter-Cable Saw: * Check the blade with a square and adjust the positive stop if it's not adjusted correctly. * Also, check the blade with a square and adjust the tilt angle pointer to zero if it's not set accurately.
What to do if blade on Porter-Cable PCB222TS Saw does not come up to speed?
If the blade on your Porter-Cable Saw doesn't reach full speed and the reset trips easily: * The extension cord may be too light or too long. Replace it with an adequate size cord. * There may be low house voltage. Contact your electric company.
What to do if material pinched blade when ripping with Porter-Cable PCB222TS?
If the material pinches the blade when ripping with your Porter-Cable Saw: * Check and adjust the rip fence, as it may not be aligned with the blade. * If you're using warped wood, select another piece of wood with a straight edge against the fence.
How to fix inaccurate 45 and 90 degree crosscuts on Porter-Cable Saw?
If your Porter-Cable Saw is not making accurate 45° and 90° crosscuts, adjust the miter gauge.
What to do if material binds on riving knife on Porter-Cable PCB222TS Saw?
If the material binds on the riving knife of your Porter-Cable Saw, check and align the riving knife with the blade.
Why blade does not raise or tilt freely on Porter-Cable PCB222TS Saw?
If the blade on your Porter-Cable Saw does not raise or tilt freely, brush or blow out any loose dust and dirt from the elevation/tilting mechanisms.
General| Brand | Porter-Cable |
|---|---|
| Model | PCB222TS |
| Category | Saw |
| Language | English |
Details about the saw's motor, including type, amps, voltage, Hz, and RPM.
Details about the saw's physical attributes and cutting capacities, including table size, blade size, and cut depth.
Crucial safety warning regarding electrical hazards, circuit protection, and cord condition.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used to alert users to potential hazards and safety precautions.
Defines hazard levels (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) to communicate the severity of potential risks.
Warns about potential health risks from dust exposure to chemicals like lead, silica, arsenic, and chromium.
Provides essential safety advice before operating the power tool, emphasizing reading the manual and understanding its operation.
Covers safe practices like keeping guards in place, removing wrenches, and not forcing the tool.
Details the importance of using proper, heavy-gauge extension cords to prevent voltage drop and overheating.
Covers not leaving the tool unattended, maintaining balance, and avoiding flammable liquids.
Addresses dust hazards, pacemaker considerations, and hearing protection.
Emphasizes using the blade guard, riving knife, and anti-kickback pawls for all through-sawing operations.
Details methods to avoid kickback, such as keeping the fence parallel and avoiding warped stock.
Covers holding work firmly, using push sticks, and feeding stock correctly relative to blade rotation.
Prohibits cutting metal, using molding heads, and operating unattended or freehand.
Details the required power supply, circuit protection, and importance of proper grounding for safety.
Provides a table and guidelines for selecting the correct gauge extension cord based on amperage and length.
Describes how to use adapters for grounding and the caution required to ensure proper connection.
Lists the tools provided with and required for the table saw assembly.
Provides instructions on how to carefully unpack the saw and verify all parts against the list.
Identifies and labels the various parts and features of the table saw for user familiarization.
Provides definitions for technical terms related to table saw operation and components.
Detailed steps for assembling the table saw stand, including wheels, legs, handles, and setting it up.
Guides on installing handwheels, blade, guard, pawls, riving knife, and performing initial alignments.
Instructions for installing and adjusting the rip fence, miter gauge, and table extension.
Covers raising/lowering blade, tilting blade, and switch operation with safety key.
Differentiates ripping and crosscutting, and lists pre-operation safety checks.
Step-by-step guide for safe ripping, including kickback prevention and narrow piece handling.
Step-by-step guide for safe crosscutting using the miter gauge.
Instructions for performing bevel, dado, and non-through cuts.
Covers cleaning, lubrication, cord checks, and safety during maintenance.
Detailed instructions for replacing the motor's carbon brushes.
Provides solutions for problems like saw not starting, inaccurate cuts, and material binding.
Warns about using recommended accessories and provides specific usage limits.
Details on how to make a push stick, including dimensions and construction tips.
Outlines the three-year limited warranty coverage and exclusions.
Details free service and money-back guarantee periods.
