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David, I totally agree with your recommendation. I do think that connector and the tech’s “check” is suspect, that connecter should come apart to see if a wire got pulled from the connector,

I did see your email to Imran, it arrived after I sent my reply. My theory is correct then. My recommendations to AJ stand. I would not authorize a field repair if it requires removing the bearing

Hi David, not sure if you saw my email to Imran but yes the right upper and lower rails that carry the 24v are isolated with plastic sheeting and I didn’t show a pic but the upper rails are

Hi AJ, Now you known why I have Felder commission my equipment - I’m fully capable of doing it my self, but there are often missing parts or damaged items, and I don’t want any finger-pointing

Imran, I would have to look but i would suppose there is a nc 24v relay involved to break the power. The right alum rail with the hardened ways (top and bottom) are isolated from the extrusion by

Thanks all for your comments!? I hope to be able to contribute here more in the future when I have a bit more experience to share! Mike – I agree with you that new means new.? I don’t think it

Mark, Very helpful info and I know you shared it before but too much info to retain. So how is this circuit wired because reversing wires on a typical stop switch wired in series is not affected by

Hi me again, I am such a dip shiz lol, some how I didn’t even notice the pic’s you included... Dude! Totally gota be the plug and it does look like it got ripped off, if you look at the little

So i just re read your email after i typed the below, i think its your connector to the slider, it is common as its fully exposed during installation and easy to forget. Disconnect it and check to see

I agree you need more diagnosis before the panic sets in. I doubt you will get a new table and given the way of the world, you might not have enough life expectancy to wait for the replacement. Taking

Thank you for this Imran. Very helpful !!. I hope that the actual wiring is as straight forward as the schematic.. Looking at bundles of wires on the back of the panel so will definitely take some

AJ, In order to offer any help I need to understand this electrical connection. There should be two wires in the cable unless this stop switch is wired differently then the typical normally closed

Hi Joseph, Look for a private msg with pics. They may be at the very bottom of the thread in my original msg as well. Imran

Thanks I thought so. I never pulled it out of the box until today. I bought it thinking that 15 was the same as 3/4”. Lol Then I realize I needed the other one that is $299 additional. More money so

Should be a shim set with it to get you out to 15mm... Mine came with an assortment of .1, .2, .5, 1 & 2mm shims... I think 9 or 10 in total.

I bought the dado blade 3 years ago and just went to use it but I did not get any shims, not sure it should have them. Been on line and see shims but no real instructions. I only bought the 8-15 mm.

Hi Imran, If you get a chance could you please send a photo of: “ Similarly, there is a plastic piece that attaches to the rectangular bottom of the saw blade dust shoot and allows a round dust hose

Just my opinion but neither seem issues that are reasonable scratches or knicks on a new machine. If indeed the repair to the table is truly as involved as has been suggested, only imagining what

I posted here a little while back about an opportunity I had to purchase several Felder tools (lightly used saw, planer, jointer, dust collector, etc.).? It seemed like a great deal, but

Thanks Tom. Good Summary ? Imran