Switch 23-66-2635

Intermittent motor operation, a sticking trigger, or failure to start can point to a damaged saw switch, but several nearby components can cause the same symptoms. Check the battery charge, terminals, lockout button, loose wires, and control electronics before ordering a replacement. The switch mounts inside the handle and responds when the operator presses the trigger after releasing the safety lock. Match it to the exact tool model and serial prefix. Remove the battery and cutting blade before service, then note the position of each wire and terminal. Avoid pinched wires during reassembly. Test that the lockout blocks accidental starting and that the motor stops when the trigger is released.