I have one in my Cabinet shop and love it. You should have a 4" vac system hooked up to the dust port. If not sawdust gets in the system and gives you an error reading of improper brake adjustment.
We have set it off accidently twice. Once was with a 4x8 sheet of treated 3/4" plywood. As soon as the tip of the sheet touched the blade the mechanism triggered. The second time it was with a piece of 1" blue board with aluminum foil back. I talked to sawstop on both occasions, the first time they said the copper content in the board and mositure must have been high enough to transfer your body current through. The second time they said the aluminum foil back conducted the current. They suggested run it in override mode next time.
Other than that, for about 98% of my cabinet making it works awesome.
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