Recent content by drew67

I found a board on Tool Parts Direct... http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/ryobi-sc165vs-scroll-saw.html for $16, since it's relatively cheap and there are burn marks on the board I'll just order a new one. As for the breakers age, maybe 10 years old

[/URL][/IMG] One thing I noticed last night was I had screwed the board and front panel back on and turned it on one last time, there was a definite pop inside when the breaker tripped which it hadn't done before when the breaker tripped. I reset the breaker and tried again, no trip. When I...

Sorry, forgot to mention that but no.

I bought a used Ryobi 16" scroll saw several years ago and just used it the first time last week. I ran it for 5 minutes and shut it off, when I went to start it again it tripped the breaker, nothing else plugged into that breaker, reset 20a breaker, tripped again. Motor turns easy by hand...

Bingo I think this may be the problem, I was installing the bulbs with the lights on, but I think it was affecting the bulbs and not the ballast. I took my last six bulbs and put them in my hanging shop light with the power off to see which ones worked, two were bad, I then took two good bulbs...

Thanks Charlie, I would post a pic of my garage fridge but it's just a dorm fridge plastered with stickers, not much to look at...:beer:

I thought of that so I bought a pair of 34w bulbs and they still didn't work.

A little, but more importantly, keep those condenser coils clean, and let them breath. If your coils are on the back of the fridge, pull it away from the wall a few inches and leave the sides open several inches so hot air can escape. Fridges can be deceiving, they can have dirty coils and...

Long story short, got some used fixtures(4 ft) and bulbs and installed them in my garage. Some of the bulbs were orange in color and didn't match the rest of the cool whites. Bought a box of 4ft. F40 T12 cool whites to replace the orangey F40 T12 SP35 bulbs, the new bulbs wouldn't work, I used...