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    Jun 6, 2015, 04:09 AM
    Sears electronic radial arm saw, how to take display apart for cleaning or repairs?
    Just bought a sears electronic radial arm saw model no.113.278550c .
    Motor runs but the electronic display does not. I have bought a new battery for it but the display still won't work. So I would like to take the module out for cleaning or possible replacement but the owners manual does not show how to do this.
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    Jun 6, 2015, 02:05 PM
    Look up under the arm (behind the switch), two screws (part # 34) at the same level as the lock lever.
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