if its tiipping main consumer box ie-the big switch ,then check all wireing for shorts ,you may have nicked the cable accidentally,if all looks ok then you will have to pull it apart /wireing/switces /motor.if its tripping the small moduels ie downstairs plug sockets,then its most likely to be due to moisture .
killerdanny
October 2011
i would check the plugs and cables you might have a break in the cables check this with a digital volt meter does your saw plug into an extension check it to or try another extenstion
j docherty
October 2011
I can answer this question...
Saw blows the Trip Switch when the On button pressed?
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