How to Replace a Delta Table Saw Motor

How to Replace a Delta Table Saw Motor – Delta 34-670 Table Saw

In this video demonstrate how to replace a delta table saw motor. This is the Delta 34-670 table saw and replacing the motor took me about 1.5 hours including replacing the switch and the circuit breaker. The motor I purchased can be used to replace Delta part numbers 1313314 , 1313314P , 1313314R , 1313314U , 1313316 , 1313319.

Video Chapters

• 0:00 Intro(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 0:10 Remove the Protective Cover(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 0:45 Remove motor bolts(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 1:10 Remove old motor(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 1:29 Wire up connections(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 2:02 Install new motor(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)
• 3:00 Install switch & circuit breaker(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp)

If this video helped you, please leave a comment. I didn’t expect a lot of people to search for this but to my surprise there were several comments thanking me for the video.

Parts and Tools Used

The replacement motor that I used was found on EReplacementParts here(opens video in a new window at specified timestamp).

Please note that the cost of this motor as of December 5, 2023 is over $443 US Dollars. Although my Delta table saw is incredible I would feel that purchasing a new table saw or finding one that is used and working is a better approach.

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Thank you to “Getting Past” for pointing out that the part number was missing from my YouTube video.

Removal of Old Motor

Removing the old motor was a bit of a challenge since it was at a distance where I had to extend my arms. I had to remove the switch and breaker from the cabinet face allowing me to work on these on my workbench at a comfortable standing position.

Installation of New Motor

I was skeptical of the replacement motor as it looked much different. However, after installation and the initial test I was impressed with its ability. I have since used the saw on many projects.

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