Sujet : Diagnostic tests on the Ryobi Scroll Saw SC164VS.
De : peter (at) *nospam* easthope.ca
Groupes : sci.electronics.repairDate : 19. May 2026, 20:14:00
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Hello again,
A correct understanding of a problem should allow a hypothetical
identification of a faulty component. Replacement of the component
allowing the machine to work tends to support correctness of the
understanding.
My schematic is here.
https://easthope.ca/RyobiScrollSawSC164VSboard.jpgIn my previous hasty efforts, replaced the diode bridge, the triac and
the speed adust pot.
I think of two simple tests.
Make the circuit board accessible and connect the power plug to a
variac, initially powered off.
(1) Jumper the two terminals (not the gate) of the triac and supply 10
to 15 V with the variac. If the motor turns, it's probably OK.
Remove the jumper.
(2) Jumper across the diac, marked ? in the schematic, and supply 10
to 15 V with the variac. If the motor turns, the failure is probably
in the diac. Replace the diac an check whether the machine works.
Any warnings before I blunder further?
Thx, ... P.
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