Hi Dick
"Is this something that is not a major fix?" well yes and no, because it's Craftsman and they stand behind the tools they make and sell they just may just replace it or send it in for repair, it comes down to how old it is.
But it sounds like it's getting hot and snapping the breaker inside the router then when it cools down it runs again.
But you didn't say what type of bit you are using it maybe a case of over loading the router (working to hard but I don't think so if it only runs for 10 seconds) more like a bad bearing putting a load on the motor.
But It sounds like a trip to Sears Repair Center or the main oulet is called for, any way you look at it.
Bj
"Is this something that is not a major fix?" well yes and no, because it's Craftsman and they stand behind the tools they make and sell they just may just replace it or send it in for repair, it comes down to how old it is.
But it sounds like it's getting hot and snapping the breaker inside the router then when it cools down it runs again.
But you didn't say what type of bit you are using it maybe a case of over loading the router (working to hard but I don't think so if it only runs for 10 seconds) more like a bad bearing putting a load on the motor.
But It sounds like a trip to Sears Repair Center or the main oulet is called for, any way you look at it.
Bj