DWE7491RS (Type 2) DeWALT Table Saw - Overview

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Compression Spring – Part Number: 5140134-75
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Compression Spring
Part #5140134-75
This is a genuine OEM part. The compression spring is made for use with several table saws. The metal component is fitted between the washer and the adjusting shaft, helping to secure the table. This hardened metal item is sold individually. A screwdriver may be needed for making the replacement.
Washer – Part Number: 5140136-10
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Washer
Part #5140136-10
This part is an OEM from DeWalt. The washer compatible with many table saws, and helps to secure the outer rail. The metal washer is sold individually, and a hex key is needed for the installation.
Screw – Part Number: 5140136-11
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Screw
Part #5140136-11
This is an authentic OEM part. The DeWalt screw is made for use with several job site table saws, and is sold individually. With the help of a hex key, the metal screw helps to fasten the table saw outer rail.
Right Foot – Part Number: 5140136-13
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Right Foot
Part #5140136-13
Right Foot – Part Number: 5140136-14
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Right Foot
Part #5140136-14
Left Foot – Part Number: 5140136-15
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Left Foot
Part #5140136-15
Left Foot – Part Number: 5140136-16
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Left Foot
Part #5140136-16
Throat Plate Assembly – Part Number: A26208
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Throat Plate Assembly
Part #A26208
Flat Washer – Part Number: 5140032-06
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Flat Washer
Part #5140032-06
Warning Label – Part Number: A28556
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Warning Label
Part #A28556
Flat Washer – Part Number: 5140032-70
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Flat Washer
Part #5140032-70
Plate – Part Number: 5140032-77
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Plate
Part #5140032-77
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The spring clip broke
1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Robert from Palm Bay, FL
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Screw drivers
Simple as removing the screw holding the broken one and replacing it with the new one. The screwing it back in.

One note is that the new spring clip seemed to be very difficult to open and allow the push stick in. But this quickly loosened up and works great now.
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