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Old 04-28-2008, 09:01 PM   #1
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Any one have an idea as to why the electric brake on the motor would not always engage right away?
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I have been living with that problem for years. Never bothered me enough to explore getting it fixed. Or getting a different saw.
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Ramon, do you mean on the same model saw as tech mentions? If so check the Hitachi website or send a query to their tech dept., as there may be a revision/recall/retro field modification available if it was a common problem.
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Yup, same saw. Thanks for the tip, Texastimbers.
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I found out what the problem most likely is.It is one or a combination of the following: The motor switch ( feeds the braking circuit when switch is released ) Motor brushes, or the motor armature is worn.On mine its the armature,I already replaced the switch and brushes. Figures!
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