For this again, you must first shut down the running compound miter saw and take off the work piece from it. If you find the blades striking the work table, you must first adjust the depth stop. If needed, take out the brush from beneath the cap and substitute it with a new one if the carbon on it is of less than ¼ inch thickness. In order to do this, you must first unplug your saw and let the motor get cooled down. These can be done whenever you find the brake being not able to stop the blades in seconds after shutting down your saw, and also when the motor is not starting. If you are facing any issues with the saw blades, you must first inspect, then clean or substitute the existing electrical brushes with the new ones. Solving the Issues with Turning On and Off:
3 Troubleshooting the Issues with Cutting Head:.
