36-725 and 36-725T2 Switch and Fan Install & Adjustment

[@n8sot]

Wow!!!!! Im an electronics engineer with over 35 years..........I truly understand the time and research that you've done here!!!! Super great job!!!! Im getting this saw in the next couple weeks and will be buying your kit! I hope this will support you and keep you motivated to greater things!!!! Im expecting to see your name on an upcoming space-X endeavour!!!! Thanks again for your time in this!!!!!

[@Frank-bg6xz]

I appreciate your support very much. I have new products I'm making, solid state motor speed controller for permanent split phase motors, aluminum side extension wings, stainless steel riving knives, router lift tables. I also make printed circuit boards in house. I do everything in house. Thanks again

[@rbyledbal]

It was a nice surprise this morning to see this in my You Tube feed. "You can't have success without failure." I like that.

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

Thanks Rob! I may call you later today and check up on you/catch up.

[@japhethcosgrove6066]

Thank you so much! I just fixed the start capacitor and switch on mine. I couldnt have done it without this video and your guide 🎉

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Makes me happy to hear this. Enjoy!

[@TheRealBertMoog]

Great kit, quality components, simple process, and easy instructions. Recommended. Thank you, Frank. My saw's cap connectors were indeed soldered on so I had to apply the iron whilst simultaneously using pliers to pull the connectors off. Not sure why they used spade connectors *and* soldered. Never seen that before.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

The space connectors are 1/4 but the terminals on the factory supplied start capacitor are 3/16, so they started soldering them rather than use the correct size connector

[@scottb7600]

Frank, Great video. I just bought a 36-725T2 and when I first ran it, it started up fine, but after running for several minutes continuously, I noticed a smell and so I stopped the saw and a wisp of white smoke floated up from the blade area. I stopped it, then restarted it, same thing. So I stopped it and turned the blade by hand (yes unplugged) and it sounded crunchy, for lack of better description. I then pulled the covers off the motor and the noise was coming from the fan end. I removed the fan and a chunk of black plastic fell out of the fan clutch, so I removed it, along with the centrifugal weights and springs, cork disk and the plate over the start switch, put the fan back on and now it starts slowly. After watching your video I understand there is no power going to the start capacitor because all the parts that would close that switch are now off. But it runs OK, once its up to speed. SO...my question is, do I repair the mechanism or just go with it, or am I slowly murdering my run capacitor? Also, do you have a website for selling your kit?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

You'll need those parts. What I think happened was delta installed the fan incorrectly and that led to the failure. I recommend you take the saw back in exchange for another and if you're inclined you can purchase and install my kit and you'll be smooth sailing thereafter. I don't have a website yet, but it's in the cards. Do email me: [e-mail] And I can forward some information.

[@LongIslandBK]

Thanks again Frank, super fast shipping and excellent customer assistance.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

You're welcome, any time

[@ryangorham]

Thanks Frank! My saw has developed a slow start and now runs better than new thanks to your kit.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

My pleasure. Thanks for your business

[@trep53]

Good stuff Frank, thank you for doing the research to improve this product.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Thank you and it's my pleasure

[@jeffhenderson7927]

Thank you Frank for taking time to create a kit and share your video. Outstanding job. I ordered your kit just now. You should see my email. Cheers

[@aesandiego]

Thank you very much for putting this together.

[@craigwesson1788]

Frank, can i sent you a couple pictures ? (you will love them) I went in to have a look at the motor. I do believe it may be the switch. Now to find a place to get one, LOL

[@CruzinCastles]

@Frank I just bought this table saw used and it's bogging down on 3/4 stock. Any ideas on what that may be? Thanks in advance for any insight you may have.

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

It could be a handful of things... Could be the type of blade you are using and the condition of the blade. Could be a hardwood and you may be feeding it too quickly. It could be a faulty run capacitor.

[@007naumankhan]

Hello, i left an email about the product purchase. If possible can you also explain the tvs install process on your manual. I saw the process but I didn’t quite get it.

[@RodE-km7km]

Hello Frank my name is Rod I'm wondering if you still have Delta 36-725 repair kits I've searched for kits can't find anything have my saw apart but can't find parts... According to your videos I'm in need of 120v Compassature, fan and switch repair kit...

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@RodE-km7km Yeah, contact me through my website frankcoproducts.com

[@1959dnh]

Great video, how do I get the repair kit? I replaced my capacitors, didn't fix the issue, (issue is it won't turn on at all). I adjusted the start switch, which seemed to have fixed the issue. I was able to use it for about 20 minutes, then back to the same issue, won't turn on. So all I need is the start switch and maybe the transient voltage suppressor (TVS) and two tap splice connectors. Please advise on how I can order these parts. Thanks!

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Have you allowed the saw to cool and pressed the red reset button very hard?

[@1959dnh]

Yes.@@Frank-bg6xz

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@1959dnh Does the motor hum when you turn it on?

[@1959dnh]

No, it did about a year ago, that's when I first replaced the starter and run capacitors and it fixed the problem. Now, it doesn't do anything when I turn on the power. Today I replaced both capacitors again hoping it would fix the problem but it didn't. So I watched your video again closely and blew out all the sawdust that was built up inside the case and adjusted the starter switch as it looked like it wasn't in the right spot acording to your video. That seemed to have fixed it as I was able to run it for about 20 minutes. I then turned it off and did some other things and when I tried to turn it on again 30 minutes later the same thing, nothing, like it has no power to it, but it does. I think the starter switch is bad although it's just a guess on my part. What do you think?@@Frank-bg6xz

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@1959dnh It sounds like a combination of bad switch/misadjusted switch and bad capacitors. If the switch is bad or not adjusted correctly, the start capacitor will be damaged instantly.

[@mitchstavely1]

Frank, I may be ordering the kit from you shortly. How do I know if my saw has been updated from the factory? I bought the saw from Lowes Dec 2021. So far it's been fine. However, I have to run an extension cord to my kitchen which has a 20 amp circuit. I tried the saw on a 15 amp circuit with the shop vac and it tripped the circuit pretty quickly. I'll be running a 20 amp dedicated circuit from the panel in my garage/shop very soon. oh, dummy me, got rid of the box, so I don't know the manufacturer date. maybe it's in the manual. Thanks for the great video and Delta should be paying you for your expertise and help.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

They changed how they assemble the saws, but they still have issue just not often. Running the saw and shop vac on the same circuit I would expect it to trip. You can probably get by running only one on a 15A circuit, but 20A dedicatd is the way to go. Also, use a 12ga extension cord. On the cross bar of the saw base is the manufacturers tag. The date is part of the serial number

[@jhirn2957]

Hi Frank. I just purchased a new 36-725t2. I’m curious if you still have a parts list and vendors who sell the parts from your kit so I may try these upgrades myself. Do you recommend immediately replacing the caps or should I wait for failure. I’d rather not void the warranty but also don’t want to be stuck waiting for repair. Thanks so much for the video and your solution to the shortcomings of this saw. Is quite an upgrade from my Ryobi job site saw and I can’t wait to start making things with it.

[@jefffelker2989]

I know you made this video, some time ago and I hope you find my comment. Regardless, I just purchased this saw, used it twice and the motor just hums without starting. Im wondering if you still sell this kit, or if i should return the saw. Returning sounds easy but it will be a pain and whats to say that the next saw won't have the same issue.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

I don't "sell" the kit anymore, but try readjusting the switch as mentioned in the video. I can sell you a left over kit if all else fails.

[@Alex-jc8ho]

Hi frank I have a problem did what you show I did but it houns

[@natestovall8915]

I am about to buy the saw. I was wondering if they are still having the same issue in 2022? Thank you for making this video.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

There haven't been as many cases as earlier saws, but I'm still selling kits.

[@strykerliker]

@@Frank-bg6xz where is a link to order?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@strykerliker check through the comments

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@strykerliker For the T2: py.pl/18iHIF For the non-T2: py.pl/2C37Nj

[@stocks365]

Do you still sell these kits? My saw starts, runs for 30-45 seconds or so, then stops spinning/hums. Power doesn't cut out, but motor stops spinning

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@stocks365 francoproducts.com email me through my website

[@frankdirr1620]

Thank you for your clear instruction.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

You're welcome

[@Runslik3Wind]

getting a t2 soon def bookmarking this video

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Contact me for a kit when you're ready. [e-mail] or if you're on Facebook look for the delta 36-725 group. Lots of resources and add ons

[@craigwesson1788]

Great Video ! here's my issue. saw turns on but I have to take a piece of wood to get the blade spinning. Once i do that , the saw is functional to cut. Whats your diagnosis and how do i fix it ? will one of your kits solve this problem ? thanks Frank

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

It could be that the start capacitor is bad or the limit switch in the saw needs adjustment. Sometimes the switch is too close, which causes the capacitor to burn out. Othertimes the switch is too far away and the capacitor isn't in circuit to assist in starting. I would first readjust the switch in the saw by loosening the screw which secures the switch's bracket to the casting of the motor. Once slightly loosened you should be able to back the switch off of the metal tab, then slowly and carefully move the switch closer to the tab. Just after you hear the switch "click" to the on position, hold and secure the bracket via the screw. You could test that the switch is in the correct position by measuring the resistance across the blue and black wire at the switch, when on it should be very low resistance. Once the saw starts that metal plate will move away from the tab which opens the switch turning it off. The kit usually resolves this problem, minus a burnt out start winding of course. Unfortunately I no longer manufacture or distribute the kit.

[@craigwesson1788]

@@frankcoproductsllc5353 I appreciate you getting back to me. I have watched the videos you made so I will give all that a try. Thanks!

[@Javier_Is_My_Name]

Where can I get this kit? My saw will not run and someone mentioned you in a forum I was reading

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

I no longer sell the kit. Did you try pushing on the reset button?

[@Javier_Is_My_Name]

@@frankcoproductsllc5353 thanks for the reply. I did hit the reset button but nothing. Just makes a humming sound when I try and start it and trips the breaker if it goes too long. I did see a list of parts numbers you (i think) put on the saws fb group after posting this so I will try and order through that

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

@@Javier_Is_My_Name humming is usually due to the start capacitor circuit. First try readjusting the internal switch.

[@samueldrew3179]

Good morning Frank, i am trying to buy this kit and unable to click on link that you have sent to a couple of guys in your comments. Do you have an updated link by chance? Thanks have a great day….

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Hi Sam, I discontinued the kits in March. I kept the video up for those who bought a kit but held off installation for a later date.

[@vickiecadero7151]

Thank you, Frank!

[@Frank-bg6xz]

You're welcome. Thanks for buying my kit and giving feedback.

[@Esvinmejicanos]

Great explantion! My saw just died yesterday, do you still have kits available?

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

Sorry, I am no longer sell the kits. What are the symptoms of the saw? You may just need to make an adjustment to the motor start circuit microswitch and maybe replace a capacitor or two. The failures of these motors are usually very specific.

[@dav8730]

Ok but how do you put the smoke back into the capacitor?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Smoke a cigar and blow the smoke into the rupture valve

[@TheRealBertMoog]

Just received the kit, thank you. The smaller cap does not have the bleed resistor (I think) soldered to it that's pictured in the install manual. Do I need one or will it discharge on its own?

[@TheRealBertMoog]

Well, now I have the motor access opened and the original start cap has no bleeder on it, so I guess the question is irrelevant. Thanks

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@TheRealBertMoog Early versions of the kit came with the bleed resistor. The purpose was to discharge the capacitor so when the saw was shut off a remaining charge wouldn't be present to bump the motor.

[@williampoe8658]

Great info! Owned the 36-725 T2 for about 2 weeks love it. The T2 no longer has the switch for 220. Can this motor be re wired for 240v? The reason i ask is the tag says this saw motor has been wired for 110v. Thanks.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

The T2 cannot be changed to 240v, but I'm slowly trying to convert one to run on 240v.

[@williampoe8658]

@@Frank-bg6xz That would be awsome!

[@stephenpalazzi720]

Preparing to buy this saw how would I go about ordering this kit ?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

You can order here: py.pl/18iHIF

[@timrenaud3308]

Hello Frank just got my 36 725 from my brother and having a problem. This saw was used for a job for 6 weeks . The saw has been sitting for the last 4 years not in use . I've tried to use it and it started fine but seems like it's not quite running at full speed and it boges down when cutting a 1 inch thick pine board even with a new blade . Have you any ideas ? I am running it on factory set 110 wiring on a 20 amp breaker so can't be the wiring

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Are you using an extension cord? If the total circuit length is very long this could result in a large voltage drop. This is why a 12awg or better cord is important. If you're not on an extension cord, anything from the condition of the blade to the capacitors can be to blame and would require a process of elimination method to pinpoint.

[@davidcalkins8087]

Do you still offer your repair kit?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Kindof, email me through my website frankcoproducts.com

[@philipmeyer8074]

I just bought this saw and it will be delivered tomorrow, 2/26/22. (Also bought your repair kit yesterday). I have been watching every video I can find on this saw including your repair video. Two questions I have: 1. The video I have been watching refers to Video 2. Is there a video 1 … can’t seem to find it. 2. This saw has been out for a couple of years and you would think Delta would have this problem fixed by now. I am inclined to run my saw as it is delivered and if it fails I will have your repair kit as a back up. If it fails will I cause other damage to the saw? I am inclined to take a risk. I intend to nominate you for President in 2024. The clowns we have need to retire and go back to their basements!

[@Frank-bg6xz]

There are a few videos I've published, but they are not part of a series or anything. That was my initial intention but I decided to keep things simple. The issues these motors had was a combination of assembly errors at the factory is low quality materials. The design of the centrifugal mechanism/fan is hideous and has not changed. I think they may have improved the material for the brake pads since I don't hear the complaints as often. The overall design has not changed. You can run the saw right from the box and keep the kit as a plan B. There is little risk to doing this, but if the saw acts up once don't think that the issue will resolve itself. Take it apart and perform a thorough inspection. The people who continue to use the saw after it acts up are the one's who do the most damage.

[@philipmeyer8074]

​ @Frank Heizler Thanks Frank. I have my saw but haven't started it yet. I am putting in a 20 amp circuit for it. I read somewhere that will help. Since it is a 15 amp motor ( I think) not sure what good that will do. What about a soft start feature. Would that be beneficial to try?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@philipmeyer8074 Soft start will damage the start capacitor

[@peterisom9662]

Hello, I want to buy the saw and your kit but have a question I cannot find an answer to. I read somewhere that running this saw on a standard 15amp circuit and undersupply the motor and cause issues. Do I need to have an independent 20amp circuit? Thanks!

[@Frank-bg6xz]

It is recommended that the saw be operated on a 20A circuit, but it will run fine on a 15A circuit. The use of a long or thin gauge extension cord wi'll cause the motor to under perform and possibly overheat.

[@edgewater210]

Frank: I have a Delta 725 and just learned about your kit. How do I purchase? Thanks, Ken

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Sorry for late reply. A million things going on. If you're a VERMONT resident DO NOT click these links, please contact me directly [e-mail] since I have to collect sales tax for VT buyers. Delta T2 Saws (36-725T2, 36-5000T2...): py.pl/jojhJ Delta NON-T2 (36-725, 36-5000...): py.pl/MyoT4

[@strykerliker]

Can anyone tell me where to order this? I dont see a link.

[@mikerettingerps]

Hello Frank, I am thinking about getting a T2 saw. Is this something I need to do right away, or is this only if I have a problem with the saw?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Good question. It's not something that needs to be done immediately, although I recommend it. Waiting until something fails carries a risk. Sometimes, not often, the windings are what fails. Again the risk is marginal. I'd say for what I've had less than 1% result in failed windings. Knowing what to look for helps. If your saw is slow to start, seams to slow down during cutting or stalls. Holding the power switch for the saw to start,overheating... These are signs that failure is to come.

[@vernonwells1053]

Received my parts, but no manual. Can you send me something online?

[@MikeVukas]

Are this kits still for sale?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Sold as needed.

[@rdj954]

has delta fixed this issue with the saws that are currently being sold at lowes, or are they still being shipped out with the poorly designed motors?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Nothing has changed. There have been changes to how they assembled in which led to fewer failures, but they use the same parts and design. Oh, I almost forgot. Some of them have the connectors soldered to the capacitor terminals.

[@rdj954]

@@Frank-bg6xz is your repair kit a permanent fix?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@rdj954 yes. The saw has limitations no matter what, but the kit improves a few key weaknesses in the product.

[@rdj954]

@@Frank-bg6xz are the capacitors part of the issues, or do they fail because the switch and rubber cork friction discs fail? Im really interested in getting this saw in the next couple of weeks.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@rdj954 Usually it's one or the other. Sometimes the start capacitor fails prematurely, sometimes it's a weak run capacitor. Then there is the case were the cork brake pad fails, doesn't seem to happen as often as earlier models. When the brake pad fails the capacitor usually fails as a result.

[@justinmyers1917]

Sir I just purchased this saw and the kit. Is it recommended to do this even if I currently don’t have an issue? Also I read the manual and the installation of the TVS is the only part I did not grasp. Am I overthinking it?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

It's highly recommended, but not necessary that it is installed right away. When you spot the first hint of abnormality is when the kit should be installed, if not right away. As for the TVS the installation is simple. There are two wires, black and blue, the TVS is to be attached between the two using the provided connectors.

[@vernonwells1053]

I would like to purchase these parts how do I get them

[@Frank-bg6xz]

py.pl/18iHIF

[@brianckelley]

@@Frank-bg6xz Man! I've had my non T2 for about 7 years and *just* experienced the issue that your parts kit remedies. No need to reply here Frank, just wanted to drop a quick note to say that I'm so relieved to learn your "side hustle" is still active. Another enthusiastic new customer here.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@brianckelley Thanks and I'm glad my kit helped you.

[@brianckelley]

@@Frank-bg6xz Hasn't yet. :) I'll let you know when it arrives and I get it installed.

[@blizzaaaaaaa]

tried to buy this kit but it fails every time, why did you stop selling the kit, this saved me on my last one

[@Frank-bg6xz]

My primary business grew and I was spread too thin, I cannot serve two masters. If you really want a kit, email me and I can put together one from some left overs I have from cancelled orders.

[@technolsense1959]

I’m Looking at buying the table saw, is this something that is known to go bad? And is your kit something I should buy after purchasing the saw? Or should I check the switch before using the saw? Thank you J.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Motor issues are common, but not every saw is a dud. The switch isn't what fails in the saw. Capacitors and the brake pad are. The kit addresses these issues plus another less common issue (worn switch). The alignment of the switch is for my kits as the switch I supply is slightly different than the original. It is best to order the kit when or shortly after getting your saw.

[@technolsense1959]

Thank you for quick response and I will be in touch once I buy the saw

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@technolsense1959 You're welcome

[@trep53]

BTW, what type of blade do you use on your saw? I’m using the blade that came with my 36-725 the thin kerf but I’m planning to get a new full kerf (.125) combination blade. Any thoughts on this?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

It's depends. A good general purpose blade I use is a full kerf 50tooth planer combination blade. For rough cuts and rips a 24t. Fine finish work I'll use a 60th. Splintering can be avoided by using masking tape on the cut line and cutting face side up.

[@trep53]

That is about was planning to get thx

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@trep53 my pleasure

[@rustywelder010]

I'm contemplating buying this saw, due to the fact that it's in my price range. If I do decide to buy the saw, and decide to buy your kit and install it to prevent these issues. Will it void the warranty?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

I'm not Delta so I cannot speak on their behalf. Likely it will void the warranty, however you could remove the kit and return it to stock or keep the kit on the shelf in case you need it.

[@rustywelder010]

@@Frank-bg6xz That's true. Thank you. In your opinion, do you think it would be best for me to save up for a laguna fusion f1 or grizzly g0771z? I'm not in a rush to get a new saw.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@rustywelder010 The Laguna and Grizzly are both very fine saws. The only complaint I hear from owner's in regards to the Laguna is the fence isn't what they would expect. The grizzly I haven't heard really any complaints. If you plan to do any serious work with hardwoods I would go for the Laguna or grizzly. Both of these saws enable you to upgrade the motor to suit your requirements. The Delta is what it is.

[@rustywelder010]

@@Frank-bg6xz Thank you sir, for the input. Enjoy your weekend.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@rustywelder010 Happy to help. Enjoy your weekend as well.

[@cawright2]

where do i go to get a kit? just email you ?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Yes sir. I got your email and sent you the info

[@tommcfarland3139]

Are these kits still available?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Yes, links are in the description and throughout the comments.

[@charlesduncanmckinley920]

Ok, so I can't find the answer any where else, so can you tell me if this model is a belt drive or a direct drive?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

It is belt driven, but the pulley ratio is 1:1

[@charlesduncanmckinley920]

@@Frank-bg6xz ok. Thank you. Trying to decide between this and the 36-5000T2.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@charlesduncanmckinley920 The 5000 has cast iron extension wings. It's a tough call because the sheet metal ones can be a pain to install. They don't always go in flat with the table, if you use a sled it's not a worry. Also I think the 5000 uses single piece rail which is very nice.

[@charlesduncanmckinley920]

@@Frank-bg6xz thank you again.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@charlesduncanmckinley920 you're welcome. Anytime

[@nicholasdischler7301]

Does anyone have a lead on where to get a replacement fan / centrifugal switch? of course my plastic fan fell apart upon removing

[@Frank-bg6xz]

There is a delta 36-725 owner's group on Facebook. You can probably get one there

[@nicholasdischler7301]

@@Frank-bg6xz darn, i'm not on facebook. any other ideas?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@nicholasdischler7301 That would be the only place to get one, unless maybe try calling a delta repair center. They may have some from their warranty replacement motors

[@marvinaguirre6242]

Hola necesito ayuda con un problema en mi table saw al encenderla tira el breaker de la casahello I need help with a table saw Delta 36 725 when turning it on, throw the breaker from my house

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Does it trip the breaker every time?

[@nickmakris7447]

Is the kit still available?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Yes I still sell them. The links are in the description and all over the comments.

[@Zeroplanetz]

So what’s the issue when the motor just hums?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Start capacitor is faulty, but the brake pad can also be suspect. The factory brake pad tends to stick and it seizes up the motor which burns out the capacitor.

[@Zeroplanetz]

@@Frank-bg6xz my father just got the T2 model. And it’s just humming for him. Will your kit fix this if all else fails? And thank you for your fast reply

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@Zeroplanetz yes it will. I've sold over 200 kits and humming is the #1 complaint.

[@digitalbrick]

How do I order the kit?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Install manual can be found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1BF7z2Oq3QMfw-UaiKEjQs4yeU5-jpHyy/view?usp=drivesdk

[@laserengraver7950]

@@Frank-bg6xz Can I order this please..need it bad and fast..glad I found your channel...

[@stevecamp165]

@@Frank-bg6xz Hi Frank, just ran across your KZbin video about the Delta table saw repair kit. I bought my saw 6 months ago and I’m now experiencing occasional motor hums and not start. How do I place an order for a kit?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@stevecamp165 Hi Steve. Happy to help you with this. Email me at [e-mail] and I can give you the details.

[@ILoveTheOarsman]

Do you have a website I can order the kit from?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

For the T2: py.pl/18iHIF For the non-T2: py.pl/2C37Nj

[@chrismiziniak6343]

@@Frank-bg6xz the PayPal page says that the product listing has been removed by the seller. My saw does not turn on at all. What would you recommend checking? Thank you

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@chrismiziniak6343 I've officially discontinued the product line a little over an hour ago.

[@chrismiziniak6343]

@@Frank-bg6xz is there a place I can get the switch and capacitor from?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@chrismiziniak6343 The microswitch is a fairly common part that can be sourced from any electronics part supplier and even ebay. Capacitors can be found on amazon. The felt brake pads I cut those by hand from sheets of wool felt.

[@vuantramn9886]

How can I purchase the kit please

[@Frank-bg6xz]

py.pl/jojhJ py.pl/myoT4 One is for the T2 and the other for the original, non T2.

[@hitechfl]

@@Frank-bg6xz I just got this saw and am interested in buying your kit. However, neither link above worked for me. Please advise and thank you for producing this kit and this video.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@hitechfl I'm sorry about that. PayPal changed the links. Here are new ones. For the T2: py.pl/18iHIF For the non-T2: py.pl/2C37Nj

[@awbrown77]

Frank, I just bought this saw (being delivered next week) and of course, just came across all of the negative reviews/issues. It seems that the commentary here and across the internet has subsided in the last 10-12 months. Has the issue been fixed since then? Should I keep the saw and get your kit, or stop the order and get a different saw?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

I wouldn't say the entire problem has been completely resolved, but I think the manufacturer has improved how the saw is being assembled and it appears to have helped. I still get a person from time to time that runs into trouble with their new saw. Most buy the kit as assurance now a days.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

I say order the saw and enjoy it. I certainly enjoy mine as do many other's.

[@awbrown77]

@@Frank-bg6xz So how do I order the kit, via email with you or..?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@awbrown77 py.pl/18iHIF

[@davidgatdula6568]

Hey, Frank - Where can I find this repair kit online?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Got your email and replied. Thanks

[@donaldsweet5933]

my delta saw 36-725 runs about 70% rpm, very hard to rip a 2x4. any ideals what going on?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Sounds like a failing run capacitor or the starting mechanism on the fan is sticking. Be sure you're on a 20a circuit using no extension cord or a 12ga extension cord minimum

[@donaldsweet5933]

@@Frank-bg6xz i forgot to tell you i switch the saw to 220, still no differ

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@donaldsweet5933 Voltage is insignificant in this issue

[@donaldsweet5933]

@@Frank-bg6xz thank you

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@donaldsweet5933 my pleasure

[@guillermomendoza6236]

How do I buy the kit

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Very simply. For the T2 version py.pl/jojhJ

[@Frank-bg6xz]

For the T1. py.pl/MyoT4

[@guillermomendoza6236]

@@Frank-bg6xz ok I think I ordered it

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@guillermomendoza6236 yes sir I received your order. Tomorrow I'll print the label and get it in the mail. You should receive it in a few days

[@guillermomendoza6236]

@@Frank-bg6xz thank you sir 🤝

[@reginaldgabel2611]

How and where do we get the kit. Looking at getting the T2 and thought I would go ahead and purchase a kit for it.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Hi, you can order at py.pl/jojhJ please email me at [e-mail] so I can send you additional information will you need to successfully install the kit. Thanks, Frank

[@hbiezzie]

Would it be possible for me to contact you by email? I’m having an issue with a saw I just purchased and would like to see if you’d be able to tell me what’s going on.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

[e-mail]

[@vernonwells1053]

@@Frank-bg6xz I would like to purchase these parts

[@JJudd33]

Frank Hi watched your video and I think I ned your help. I’m mechanicaly inclined but not so much with testing electric. My saw won’t turn on. I bought this saw from a warehouse thinking it was new but someone pulled the switch and I can’t return it. Looking for assistance at this point. I have the bottom open. I’m hoping I can get your phone number to text you or FaceTime you and if I need your kit I of course will buy it from you.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

ANNOUNCEMENT: There are new links for ordering the kit. For the T2: py.pl/18iHIF For the non-T2: py.pl/2C37Nj Sorry for the inconvenience.

[@braol]

Does this apply to the 5100t2 or just the 725t2? Thanks

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@braol Yes it applies to the 5100T2

[@legadolegacy]

Hey Frank. Ordered a T2 kit from this link yesterday. Just wanted to check that you received that. Could you share your email so I can message you please?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

@@legadolegacy [e-mail]

[@thezfunk]

Link doesn't seem to work anymore

[@Frank-bg6xz]

To see switch in action: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKOwfnhuYppjfLs

[@marshallbanks2295]

oops, fat fingers. pypl/18iHIF

[@frankcoproductsllc5353]

I discontinued the kits in March. I keep the video up for those who may have not installed a kit that they purchased.

[@ralphhenderson6086]

How do I go about buying this kit

[@williefreeman1992]

Where/ how can I get the kit

[@nathanwolff2505]

How can I purchase this kit?

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Hi Nathan, I'm sorry the kit has been discontinued since March.