I've had my table saw for about 6 months now. it's a grizzly 1023, 3hp, 14 amp. I ran a 10 gauge dedicated circuit with a 20 amp receptacle and breaker. I have had a few instances where the breaker would trip on startup, but they would only occur once out of every 10-15 startups. I know this is due to the motor pulling more amps on startup.
today, however, I can't get the thing to startup at all without tripping the breaker. I checked the lines and the plug and the receptacle, there is no issue there. The only difference i can think of is that it is significantly colder now than it was a couple weeks ago when i last used it. Does being colder cause the motor to pull even more amps than normal? If so, do i just need to stick a heater in the garage next to the table saw? or should i just switch out the receptacle and breaker for a 30 amp?