After cleaning, tightening my connections at the switch, outlet, motor etc... and installing fresh brushes, I was running for a while with no problems, but the saw spinning up and losing power in the middle of a cut has crept back up...
Some investigation has found without a doubt that the problem is with the outlet on the saw itself.
I am finding the outlet as it were, in the side of my saw, that has the short cord that plugs in to it as a safety, well the outlet itself does not appear to make good contact, the cable male end more or less wobbles in the outlet, and vibration of the saw in use such as when loading larger pieces to be cut, seems to move the cord enough to break contact, and I would like to replace it. The part is listed as Ryobi part #969137-001 Outlet 15 amp.
I am wondering, should I replace the cord at the same time as well?
Also, M and D does not appear to have the outlet, but ereplacementparts.com does. Has anyone here done business with them, and are they okay?
Some investigation has found without a doubt that the problem is with the outlet on the saw itself.
I am finding the outlet as it were, in the side of my saw, that has the short cord that plugs in to it as a safety, well the outlet itself does not appear to make good contact, the cable male end more or less wobbles in the outlet, and vibration of the saw in use such as when loading larger pieces to be cut, seems to move the cord enough to break contact, and I would like to replace it. The part is listed as Ryobi part #969137-001 Outlet 15 amp.
I am wondering, should I replace the cord at the same time as well?
Also, M and D does not appear to have the outlet, but ereplacementparts.com does. Has anyone here done business with them, and are they okay?
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