This replacement rubber washer is secured under the throat plate helping to secure it. Over time it may deteriorate and get compressed eventually requiring replacement. It is a genuine item that is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer for use with Delta table saws. Please note this durable rubber washer is sold individually.
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This part works with the following products:
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Washer upgrade.
Just like the original.
Craig - March 10, 2020
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A little disapointed
When the package arrived I expected to receive a pair of washers as they are used as two that need to level the insert. I guess I should have read the listing closer.
Guest - June 12, 2020
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Washers not as original
It appears the manufacturer changed the washers for my Delta blade insert, as the originals had a depression which fit the inserts form, while these do not. As such they don't allow the insert to fit flush with the table top. I'll try using my Dremel tool to carve out the appropriate depressions. I don't consider this issue a fault of ereplacementparts.
David - July 12, 2023
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1) Unplug saw (very important)
2) Remove plate
3) Remove blade
4) Unscrew the upper brush cap (you may need to lower the motor slightly if you have larger hands)
5) Remove old brush
6) Use compressed air to clean brush contact area
7) Insert new brush
8) Screw on brush cap while compressing brush
... Read morespring with other hand (the most difficult part of the process)
9) From under the saw, do the same procedure (4-8) on the lower brush
Note: You do not have to invert the saw and remove the base, like some videos show (although this might make it easier for people who cannot lie on their backs).
The old brushes were about half the length of the new ones. The failure appears to be from the lack of spring pressure when they are shorter, not the lack of brush material. Also the buildup of sawdust on the armature can reduce the contact area. If you need to use the saw while waiting for new brushes, you may be able to get more life from the old ones by just removing them and cleaning the contact area with compressed air.
removed insert for blade aND INSTALLED NEW WASHER.
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