Dolmar Kill switch

[trax]

The starter rope slipped out of my glove the other day and took the kill switch clean off, I couldn't find it because the ft of snow I was working in. Does any know if I need to replace just the button
or the whole switch in side the plastic. I've been looking for parts break down or schematic online
but can't find anything.

 

[mikefunaro]

what model saw is this? a 7900?

 

[w8ye]

You can only buy the whole switch

It is a plug and play affair

 

[SawTroll]

That switch used to be a common problem on the 7900 etc - a usual fix was a 372xp switch.

 

[cuttinscott]

That switch used to be a common problem on the 7900 etc - a usual fix was a 372xp switch.

Troll WHY RECOMMEND A HUSAJONS Part for a Dolmar 6400-7900 series saw when Dolmar Does Sell Parts?? New Stop Switch part #975001241 and sells for $4.00 Besides Husky switches are BACKWARDS

And Besides the OP did not even say what model saw he has???

Common Problem Do You Really think so?? I have Hundreds of saws in use with NO switch problems anyhow??



Scott

 

[SawTroll]

Troll WHY RECOMMEND A HUSAJONS Part for a Dolmar 6400-7900 series saw when Dolmar Does Sell Parts?? New Stop Switch part #975001241 and sells for $4.00 Besides Husky switches are BACKWARDS

And Besides the OP did not even say what model saw he has???

Common Problem Do You Really think so?? I have Hundreds of saws in use with NO switch problems anyhow??



Scott

There was a lot of posts about it some years ago - and remember that I said "used to be". That was because I haven't read about the issue in some time.....:msp_wink:

 

[nmurph]

I have 6 7900-6401's. The only one that has had a broken switch is the last expatriated HD saw.