REbuilding Miter saw

[tnprogrammer]

I have a 10" Ryobi sliding compound miter saw. I have definitely gotten my money's worth out of this guy, but it has seen better days. I just finished using it on a rather large outdoor project where I had to cut a lot of brick and stone. The sliders are pretty much hosed. Every time I go to use it now I have to oil up the sliders and un-seize them to get it sliding again. Most likely the fine dust from cutting all of the brick/stone has polutted the slider bearings.
Is there a way to remove the sliders from the housing and rebuild/clean the bearings. This is the model:
https://hdsupplysolutions.com/shop/p/ryobi-10-sliding-compound-miter-saw-p145118?gclid=CjwKEAjw-uDABRDPz4-0tp6T6lMSJADNoyPbka4cajbVPoTWTnwZ-2Uh8BvTjuzEiJQHPLV9yfZq1BoCllnw_wcB

Not a really expensive model, but I'll have to say it has been bullet-proof for several years and I hate to junk tools if it is cost-effective to fix them. I just don't see any way to get into that housing that holds the rails.
Any ideas?

 

[Autonomous]

Do you still have the manual? They often have an exploded view of the inner workings.

https://www.manualslib.com/ is where I go to find everything, including some ancient stiff I inherited from the 1960's. Maybe you can get the bearing size it at least how to tear it down then grab a caliper and measure the bearings and hit up Amazon.

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[Autonomous]

Excuse the spelling, autocorrect is like a 5 year old kid translating stuff their Spanish grandma says...

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