Motor won't run
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I have also been through all the suggested things to check and finally took the belt cover off my 510 and tapped on the motor shaft with a rubber mallet. What do you know? The darn thing started right up. I think it was something in the centrifugal switch that freed up. I hope this helps everyone else that has the same problem and this is a easy solution.
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jwo wrote:I have also been through all the suggested things to check and finally took the belt cover off my 510 and tapped on the motor shaft with a rubber mallet. What do you know? The darn thing started right up. I think it was something in the centrifugal switch that freed up. I hope this helps everyone else that has the same problem and this is a easy solution.
A 'temporary fix'? Perhaps.
A 'solution'? No.
Although a piece of crud holding the contacts open may have been knocked loose by the tapping, it is also possible it freed up a stuck sliding switch actuator for the time being.
If the problem returns, I recommend motor disassembly and cleanout.
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Motor won't run
You are probably correct in your assumption. This is the second time that it has happened and only when I set it up as a drill press. It was a quick fix for now. Maybe.
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It is likely that there is a buildup of sawdust in the motor that falls down towards the start switch/mechanism when tilted to vertical.jwo wrote:You are probably correct in your assumption. This is the second time that it has happened and only when I set it up as a drill press. It was a quick fix for now. Maybe.
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