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Perry
my first one had a electrical fault had to get it replaced :yikes:
Well all was dry today and it just kept tripping the consumer box.
Had to get the ever faithful plasplugs out for 900x600 porcs!
Finished work and dropped it off at the nearest dewalt service center.
They'll have a look at it on the bench first thing monday but looks like a damaged cable somewhere.
They said they've only ever had one come into them before and that was the inline circuit breaker that was faulty.
Spent nearly an hour just looking at all the kit they've got, wanted to buy everything! Did buy a couple of bi-metal saws for my fein - only £6 each (not fein originals)
Had to get the ever faithful plasplugs out for 900x600 porcs!
Finished work and dropped it off at the nearest dewalt service center.
They'll have a look at it on the bench first thing monday but looks like a damaged cable somewhere.
They said they've only ever had one come into them before and that was the inline circuit breaker that was faulty.
Spent nearly an hour just looking at all the kit they've got, wanted to buy everything! Did buy a couple of bi-metal saws for my fein - only £6 each (not fein originals)
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Ian
Is the place you took it in Nottingham Nick? Mine could do with a service.
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Picked it up after work today.
Problem was a couple of loose earth connections so they crimped them up tight again.
The black plate (which holds the spanner and allen key) unscrews to reveal the connections so easy job to check yourself if you experience an electrical fault.
Problem was a couple of loose earth connections so they crimped them up tight again.
The black plate (which holds the spanner and allen key) unscrews to reveal the connections so easy job to check yourself if you experience an electrical fault.
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Chris J M
Hi all,
I've just bought this machine and I have a question. Does this machine need to be protected from the rain (throwing a plastic bag/tarp over it when not in use) or as a 'wet' tool that's typically used outdoors can it stand up to the weather?
Many thanks in advance.
I've just bought this machine and I have a question. Does this machine need to be protected from the rain (throwing a plastic bag/tarp over it when not in use) or as a 'wet' tool that's typically used outdoors can it stand up to the weather?
Many thanks in advance.
