symptom
The Bevel Setting Or 90 Degree Cut Accuracy Is Wrong
The bevel lever will not lock, the quadrant setting moves, or a cut is not square when the pointer is at zero.
What this symptom means
The bevel lever will not lock, the quadrant setting moves, or a cut is not square when the pointer is at zero.
Likely Root Causes
- Bevel lever is not fully tightened
- Sawdust blocks the quadrant or shoe pivot
- Pointer or calibration stop is out of adjustment
- Shoe, quadrant, or pivot is bent from impact
- Blade or spindle runout is creating a false angle
Quick Checks
- The lever holds, the zero setting is square, and a scrap cut verifies the angle.
Repair Preview
- Remove the battery, set the bevel to zero, and place the saw on its blade side.
- Brush the quadrant and pivot, then confirm the lever clamps firmly through the range.
- Check blade-to-shoe squareness with a square and verify the kerf indicator on scrap.
- If adjustment will not hold or structure is bent, stop and use qualified service.
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- The Saw Starts, Then Cuts Out With The Trigger Held
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- The Trigger Or Lock-Off Control Does Not Work Safely
- The Electric Brake Does Not Stop The Blade Promptly
- The Lower Blade Guard Does Not Retract Or Close Freely
- The Blade Cannot Be Removed, Installed, Or Clamped