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DW708 (Type 3) DeWALT Miter Saw
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This carbon brush and spring kit includes a carbon brush, wire lead, and a spring. The parts fit a variety of tools such as saws. If you notice your motor is running poorly or is intermittent, then ch...
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$18.72
This Ball Bearing is sealed on both sides. It is a genuine replacement part and is sold individually.
Ball bearings are used to reduce friction between rotating parts.
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This is an authentic adapter ring used to mount the saw blade to your miter saw. It is sold as an individual part. Standard 12-inch saw blades have a 1-inch arbor hole, while most miter saw arbors are...
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This is a kerf plate, also sometimes referred to as a kerf board. This authentic replacement part is sold individually. You will need add two to your cart to complete the set. This part is made of pla...
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This is a genuine Dewalt replacement part, it is sold individually. The purpose of this bolt is to secure the blade on the miter saw models shown below. It has a 1/2 " hex head. It is 1 inch long, with left hand threads.
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This is a genuinely sourced carbon brush and holder. This carbon brush includes the holder, terminals, and spring, making it ready for installation. Consider replacing both brushes at the same to ensu...
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This is the complete clamshell handle in yellow and includes both sides. It is an OEM part, ensuring it matches and fits perfectly. The clamshell handle is where the trigger switch for the miter saw i...
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This lock screw is used as a standard part that fits a variety of gardening and lawn tools. The screw is a torx T20. It has multiple uses and applications based on the tool. For installation instructi...
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This is a genuine OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. The purpose of the Brush Cap is to retain the brush in the brush holder. It is removed by using a screwdriver. Do not use to much pres...
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This is an authentically sourced dust bag for a miter saw. It includes the fabric dust bag, a wire bag support, and the plastic fitting to attach it to your equipment. It also has a zipper to make emp...
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This is an outer clamp for a miter saw and it is sold individually. It works with another flange (sold separately), to secure the saw blade. The shape of the outer clamp is identical to that of the sa...
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This is a taptite screw, and it is sold individually. It is sourced right from the original manufacturer and is a standard screw that fits multiple different products. It will also have various applic...
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Jerrel
April 18, 2025
Blade and saw makes a rattling noise when trigger engaged, burnt rubber smell.
For model number DW708
Hello Jerrel, thank you for your question. These symptoms can indicate an issue with the motor. Check the brushes FIX10166057 to see if there is poor contact with the commutator which can cause sparking. Also, overheating can also cause a burnt smell. We hope this helps.
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