1. Safety first: Disconnect the saw from the power source.
2. Remove accessories: Take off the saw blade fence and switch.
3. Access bearing housing: Remove the table, noting the position of any shims.
4. Remove belts: Take off the V-belts one at a time.
5. Remove blade shroud: Lift the motor to access the geared bearing housing.
6. Remove housing: Loosen the cap screw and remove the bearing housing with an assistant.

7. Remove pulley screws: Take out the set screws from the pulley.
8. Remove bearing cap: Remove the bearing cap.
9. Remove lock nut: Remove the left-handed lock nut.
10. Remove arbor: Tap the arbor out of the outer bearing using a rubber deadblow hammer.
11. Remove remaining bearing: Use a rubber deadblow hammer and a wooden block to remove the bearing from the arbor and housing.

12. Seat first bearing: Use a wooden block or socket to seat the new bearing in the housing.
13. Seat second bearing: Use a drilled wooden block and a rubber deadblow hammer to seat the second bearing on the arbor.

14. Install components: Assemble the arbor, spacers, and key.
15. Secure pulley: Install the pulley and tighten the set screws.
16. Reinstall bearing cap: Replace the bearing cap and tighten the lock nut.
17. Reattach housing: Slide the bearing housing back onto the shaft and secure it with the cap screw.
18. Reinstall components: Put back the blade shroud, V-belts, table, and accessories.
19. Test operation: Perform a test run to check for any issues.

In this instructional video from Grizzly, Kent and Shawn guide viewers through the process of replacing arbor bearings on a G1023SL series table saw using the steps from above.