User Manual
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14 Troubleshooting
The following chart contains information designed to assist in diagnosing and resolving
saw problems.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If a problem cannot be resolved using the above advice do not tamper
with the saw - visit www.tritontools.com to find your nearest Triton office
for assistance.
** Visit www.tritontools.com to find your nearest authorised service centre.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Saw will not operate •Nosupplyofpower •Checkthatpowerisavailableatsource
•Brusheswornorsticking •Disconnectpower,openbrushcapsand
ensure brushes move freely in the holders.
Check whether the brushes require replac-
ing as outlined above.
•Triggerisfaulty •ContactServiceCentre**
•Motorcomponentsopenorshort
circuited
•ContactSeviceCentre**
Saw runs slowly •Bluntordamagedblade •Re-sharpenorreplaceblade
•Motorisoverloaded •Reducepushingforceonsaw.Ensurethe
cut isn’t closing and pinching the blade.
Makes an unusual sound •Mechanicalobstruction •ContactServiceCentre**
•Armaturehasshortedsections •ContactServiceCentre**
Motor runs but blade won’t
spin
•Bladeretainingnutisloose,or
reducing spacer incorrectly fitted.
•Tightenbladeretainingnut.Ensurethe
arbor reducing spacer and flange
washers are correctly fitted.
•Brokengearshaftorteeth •ContactServiceCentre**
Heavy sparking occurs inside
motor housing
•Brushesnotmovingfreely •Disconnectpower,removebrushes,clean
or replace.
•Armatureshortcircuitedoropen
circuited
•ContactServiceCentre**
•Commutatorsurfacenotclean •ContactServiceCentre**
Retractable guard will not
close or is slow to close
•Returnspringdetachedorbroken •Re-attachorreplacespring(useonly
genuine Triton replacement parts).
•Guardisbent. •StraightenitorcontactServiceCentre**.
•Mechanismfouledbysawdust. •Cleanandlightlylubefouled
mechanism.
Saw depth adjustment not
holding
•Depthlockingleverrequires
repositioning.
•Repositionthedepthadjustmentleveras
shown on page 9.