I've owned and used this saw for several years now and it's been thrown in and out of my truck on job sites on and she's still working great, but your adjustments have helped tremendously thank you.

Thanks. I have the same dryer and was able to replace the belt thanks to you. The video doesn’t mention it but there are two screws in the top of the dryer door that have to be taken out before the top panel can come off.

1997 4Runner. We just tested the crankshaft position sensor and it produces voltage. Next we'll check the ECM. Thanks for sharing this.

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I got mine with 4 packs of three blades each for only 35 bucks at a flea market. Probably one of the best flea market items I've ever bought.

You still in Kauai ?

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Good instructions, maybe turn the background music down as a suggestion

Thank you for this video. I have to fix the same exact dryer. It's really useful. Have a wonderful life. 😇

Great job, Keep it up

You may no know but your video is very helpful thank you very much. I really needed this😂😂

Thank you so much for this video! I don't have the exact same model so it was a little different but I successfully changed my belt for the first time thanks to you.

Thanks from Australia. Great tutorial.

Followed your tutorial, and worked as well for my '99 Tacoma. Thanks for posting!

Thank you mate, I've just change my dryer belt with the help of your video and it was easy peasy.

Thank you Thank you. Thank you!

I just want to thank you again. This video has saved us more than once.😅

Very, very informative video, I just purchased this unit, and I learned more from you than any of the other twenty videos I watched.

Did anyone notice the inches measurement side isn’t by the 1/4”? There’s ten lines between hole numbers. I bought one and I watched this to adjust mine. WTH? So what’s 3/4” & how did he calibrate it at 3/4”? That would land between two lines. I’d use a true 1” thick piece of lumber.

Man you have no idea how much this helped. I greatly Appreciate it good Sir. 🫡

Thank you so much for the information. I have a 2011 Honda Fit Sport and I needed to replace a transmission fluid pressure sensor/switch B circuit low. P0847. What you showed on the video was completely correct and covered. My question to you would that updated sensor also fit on the 2011 model?

What dumb sob at GE thought this was a good idea, easy peasy until now

Thanks, Perfect right to the point for repair :)

Best video on this planer I've seen. Wished I'd have watched it before trying to set mine up, but will certainly go back and take care of some things I missed. Even not set up perfectly, this planer seems to be doing what I need it to do.

I can’t get the top to lift and slide back although I have it clearing the lock tabs

DAMN COMMERCIALS.

i didn’t remove the top cover, to replace my belt. the rest is spot on!!!!!

Here's a hint if you cannot get the tension arm far enough to get the belt on the motor. I took some long cable ties and pulled the tension arm way down and tied it to the metal exhaust tube. I made sure the belt was around the motor pulley and that it was centered on the tension pully. I put a piece of long duct tape onto the cable tie so I could pull it out when I was done. I cut the cable tie with some snippers, arm popped into place. Pulled out cut piece of cable tie. Done! Working dryer. I have a little different model and really didn't have room to get both arms in there.

Why didn’t you mention what you paid?

Mike, what if it doesn’t turn on after you replace the belt?

Was looking for how to adjust bevel and found this. Very nice. However, in my case, I find that to get the blade set to 90 degrees, I have to push it so far that the motor assembly hits the table and actually has to deform it a bit to get to a perfect 90. "That ain't right" . . . I did buy it used, for what I though was a fair price. Not so sure now. Looking for hints before tearing into things too far.

Yes that helped me thank you so much

Mahalo nui loa! Blessings to you for sharing this!

You don't have to take off the back part. There is an easier way to do it. Just do the front.

I watched for the fence adjustment and none 😧😂

Thanks. Great detail. Super helpful. Thanks for putting in the effort. Just bought one of these and have been finding it to be sort of marginal but usable once I do the adjustments you show.

Thank you so much!!!! This is what I needed

Amazing, heading out to do it right now! There is nothing better than KZbin University!

please turn off music it not good ;cant heart you very good 'thanks

Thank you!! Great video and instruction. Easy fix for my 2003 Toyota Tacoma

I guess my question is why when you pay this much for a miter saw why should I should I have to cut the slot in the throat plate? Is there any advantage to me cutting the slot over the manufacturer suppling a precut throat plate? I purchased this same saw two weeks ago and it came with a factory cut throat plate. Seems to me this is a cost saving to Ridgid rather than a advantage to the precision of the miter saw.

You Forget to put back the washer or gasket like the one you find on the oil drain plug but smaller. You can use the old one on the part you just replaced

Thanks 🙏 it saved me time and money !!

What size belt ?

it's tricky but the instruction says to loosen the cover bolt so that the blade cover can slide back enough and the bolt can clear. this is why the single tool provided is all is needed. i did exactly what you did, i got a wrench and the blade cover was in the way and i was getting pretty frustrated until i re-read the instructions 2 more times

I’ve seen something not right with mine right out the gate with the two handles. The frame is numbered 1 and 2, but the handles both are numbered 2

Speed squares arent perfectly square. Ive never bought one that is.

glad i watched one more how to thanks from michigan.

Great video! Worked just as advertised.

Mr. Maverick Mike Kauai… thank you so very much for posting this video. I had to watch it a few( several) times but your instructions were perfect! You saved me a lot of money. The replacement belt was only 16 dollars. Once again, thank you from me and my family!! We have a working dryer!!