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farley
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by farley »
got my motor off my dewalt 788 scroll saw, don't even know if I ever get it back together, but
could I test the motor by using and extension cord with alligator clips on one end and clip the clips on wires of the motor.
If it runs then it's probably good--Right?
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dusty
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by dusty »
Clamp the motor so that it doesn't move. That way you have both hands free to control the wires. Try not to touch them (the wires that is), they bite.
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farley
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by farley »
thanks dusty,
ok that idea worked and I didn't light up.
so i assume the motor is ok.