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If your Skil Saw won't start, possible causes include: the power cord isn't plugged in (plug the saw in); a tripped fuse or circuit breaker (replace the fuse or reset the breaker); a damaged cord (inspect and replace if necessary at an authorized service center); a burned-out switch (have it replaced at an authorized service center); or the safety switch is engaged (disengage the safety switch).
Why does my Skil 5385 cut bind, burn, and stall when ripping?
If your Skil Saw cut binds, burns, and stalls motor when ripping, the causes and solutions are: * A dull blade with improper tooth set. Discard the blade and use a different one. * A warped board. Make sure the concave or hollow side is facing 'DOWN' and feed slowly. * Blade binds. Assemble the blade and tighten the Vari-Torque clutch. * Improper workpiece support. Clamp or support the workpiece.
Why is my Skil 5385 blade not coming up to speed?
If the blade of your Skil Saw is not reaching the correct speed, this could be due to an extension cord that is too light or too long (replace it with an adequate cord) or low house voltage (contact your electric company).
What to do if Skil 5385 Saw has excessive vibration?
Excessive vibration in your Skil Saw can be caused by: * A blade that is out of balance. Discard the blade and use a different one. * A workpiece that is not clamped or supported properly. Clamp or support the workpiece.
Why Skil 5385 blade is slipping?
If the Skil Saw blade is slipping, it means that tool does not cut workpiece. To fix this, assemble the blade and tighten the Vari-Torque clutch.
General| Type | Circular Saw |
|---|---|
| Blade Diameter | 7-1/4 inches |
| Motor Power | 15 Amp |
| Arbor Size | 5/8 inches |
| No Load Speed | 5300 RPM |
