Field 110v 2610013921

Disassembled tool and tested components. Found open circuit in motor field coil. Ordered new set from ereplacementparts.com. Installed new field coils and reassembled tool. Tested, and works like a charm! Have ordered parts from ereplacementparts for several years now. Convenient and easy to use website makes it easy to order parts. And t ... Read more hey are shipped right to the house. No hassles or driving all over town looking for parts. Great place to get parts.

Remove front of saw and pull out magnetic fields together. Put in new fields hook up to spades and reassemble front.

1) Removed the bottom plate by unscrewing three (3) screws and setting aside.
2) Removed side plastic plates by sliding up and out, which exposes the wiring and rotors fully.
3) Removed front end piece and motor winding by unscrewing four (4) screws and set aside.
4) Removed front end plastic ring that keeps the Field 11 ... Read more 0V sections in place by unscrewing single screw and set aside.
5) Disconnected four (4) wires plugged into switched . Prior to unplugging I took a picture on my phone to insure the new wires were plugged in correctly. The photo also showed how each wire was routed in the unit.
6) Gently slid the old Field 110V unit (two pieces) out and slid the replacement unit in, which fit perfectly, making sure the four (4) wires were inserted in the same spaces as the previous wires.
7) Rerouted the wires and plugged them into the switch.
8) Put the front plastic ring in and secured it with the same screw.
9) Inserted the motor winding and front end of the unit and secured it with the four (4) screws.
10) Reset the two plastic side piece panels by sliding them into place.
11) Replaced the bottom plate and secured with the three (3) screws.
12) Plugged in the unit, turned it on and it runs great.

I took the multi tool apart and found that the copper wire was broken. Ordered the replacement part one replacement. Took less than 30 minutes to put back together. Works like new.