KRPatel,
I¡¯m in the middle of a troubleshooting session right now and it took the third tech to finally get a grasp on it (I hope!).?
This tech has me taking multiple things apart and the whole time I¡¯m thinking should I be doing this. ?I know nothing about the saw¡¯s electronics. ?Very intimidating, because I don¡¯t want to screw other things up too. ?He had me take an 18v battery from my cordless drill with two short pieces of wire. ?Shove one into each of the positive and negative slots. ?Then open the electrical connection to the lift motor and start touching the terminals contacts to move my arbor up and down. ?Very uncomfortable with this. ?Now I have my power drive display completely taken apart and I¡¯m testing individual switches.?
Which has million wires going to each of them. ?I have to label each wire from each switch and take pictures before taking the wires out. ?Just so I know how it all goes back together. ?This is a big PITA!!!
Saw is under warranty, why aren¡¯t they sending someone out?! ?
Wade
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On Jan 22, 2024, at 5:37?PM, KRPatel via groups.io <kamalsonal@...> wrote:
?Wade, agree it is tech dependent.? Generally overall I have been satisfied with support albeit my issues were fairly basic (missing parts, questions on setup, etc) and the support and followup was quite good.