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R4030 Ridgid Tile Saw

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Brush Assembly – Part Number: 291131002
$4.99
This is a single OEM brush assembly with the leads, wire, and spring included. The brush holder is sold separately. Carbon brushes are known to wear from normal use of the tool, so it is important to ...
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Ball Bearing (608) – Part Number: 671498001
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Bearing Ball 608Z – Part Number: 680141022
$4.99
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Guide Roller – Part Number: 524822001
$4.99
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Fixed Roller – Part Number: 524821001
$4.99
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Switch – Part Number: 760271017
$6.26
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Water Tray Assembly – Part Number: 089041054015
Water Tray Assembly
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Ball Bearing (6001LLU) – Part Number: 050009300
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Knuckle – Part Number: 641939003
$26.55
Knuckle
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Knuckle Lock Knob – Part Number: 305328002
$5.19
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Switch Key – Part Number: 080009002118
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Pump Assembly – Part Number: 305367003
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Ken
October 28, 2022
My saw suddenly will not switch on. Why does this happen? There is power
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Hello Ken, thank you for your question. According to our research, the issue is probably with the start switch, part number FIX10101369. It is the part of the tool that allows turning the equipment on and off. Mechanical switches over time tend to wear out and begin to fail eventually requiring replacement. Customer service is always available to help you place an order if you are having trouble doing so. Good luck with your repair.

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