Table Saw

Model # 55-6883-2 Official Tradesman table saw

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Official Tradesman 55-6883-2 table saw, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Flat Washer 2919
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Flat washer

Part #2919

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Nut Washer 0KRX
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Nut washer

Part #0KRX

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Miter Saw Wave Washer 0JAZ
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Miter saw wave washer

Part #0JAZ

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Dust Bag 2CUG
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Dust bag

Part #2CUG

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Collar 2ED4
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Collar

Part #2ED4

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Table Saw Bevel Locking Lever Pivot Bracket 0B9W
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Table saw bevel locking lever pivot bracket

Part #0B9W

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Caut.label 2DNZ
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Caut.label

Part #2DNZ

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Screw 0K7M
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Screw

Part #0K7M

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Bracket 2C6K
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Bracket

Part #2C6K

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Collector 2C6T
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Collector

Part #2C6T

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Symptoms for table saws

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Main causes: worn motor brushes, faulty drive motor, using an improper extension cord…

Main causes: lack of power, broken on/off switch, bad motor overload, broken power cord, bad drive motor…

Main causes: saw dust build up, blade elevating and tilting mechanisms need lubrication…

Main causes: blade alignment needs adjustment, worn blade, bevel positive stops need adjustments, bevel pointer needs ad…

Main causes: worn motor brushes, bad drive motor, faulty overload switch, using an improper extension cord, binding saw …

Main causes: dirty saw blade, dull or damaged saw blade, blade alignment needs adjustment…

Repair guides for table saws

These step-by-step repair guides will help you safely fix what’s broken on your table saw.

How to adjust a table saw blade

How to adjust a table saw blade

If the table saw isn’t cutting parallel to the miter gauge groove, adjust the cutting blade following the instructions i…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 30 minutes or less
How to replace a table saw drive motor

How to replace a table saw drive motor

You can replace a table saw drive motor that is weak or won't run. Here’s how.…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 45 minutes or less
How to replace a table saw blade

How to replace a table saw blade

If the table saw blade is dull or damaged, use these simple steps to replace it.…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 15 minutes or less

Articles and videos for table saws

Use the advice and tips in these articles to get the most out of your table saw.

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