I have an old DeWalt 721 Radial Arm saw that recently stopped working. Initially I thought this was because one of the Start / Stop buttons disintegrated (came unscrewed) and spread its workings all over the floor. I subsequently changed both the switches like for like. (Rafi 1.10001). Unfortunately the saw was still not operational. Next port of call was the contactor, housed in a small box to the side of the saw. As far as I can ascertain with a multimeter, there is 240v going in, but nothing coming out. The relay is a Tripus 305.233 (8 pins). Contactor (undervoltage release) Tripus 305.233 - https://www.kahlhorn.com/schuetz-tripus-br01-305233::805.html.
Unfortunately I can't find anyone that can supply this in the UK and the european suppliers are currently not delivering to the UK inside of about 4-5 weeks. I've looked at one possible alternative (Kedu JD3) which seems to be listed as a replacement (the 8 pin version) - but again, I'm not having much joy sourcing in the UK in a short time frame.
All the spare parts companies that I've tried, list the DeWalt part as discontinued or unavailable.
I use the saw on a daily basis and need a quick but reliable fix. Is there something that I can replace it with that might be readily available off the shelf or am I destined to wait weeks for a replacement.
Thanks Guys - any advice would be appreciated.
Unfortunately I can't find anyone that can supply this in the UK and the european suppliers are currently not delivering to the UK inside of about 4-5 weeks. I've looked at one possible alternative (Kedu JD3) which seems to be listed as a replacement (the 8 pin version) - but again, I'm not having much joy sourcing in the UK in a short time frame.
All the spare parts companies that I've tried, list the DeWalt part as discontinued or unavailable.
I use the saw on a daily basis and need a quick but reliable fix. Is there something that I can replace it with that might be readily available off the shelf or am I destined to wait weeks for a replacement.
Thanks Guys - any advice would be appreciated.