I've got a DeWalt DW623 sander that's stopped working and I'm trying
to pin down the problem. I took it apart and sprayed it out and when
I have the top cover unscrewed and I plug it in, it turns on fine.
Screw the top housing down and it no longer turns on. It's always
been a little twitchy, you'd push the switch and it would take a few
seconds for it to come on, or you'd have to toggle it back and forth a
couple times.
I looked at the wiring and nothing seems to be loose but that's as far
as I've gone so far, I haven't actually tested the wiring. Does
DeWalt have a place to order replacement parts or should I just hit
Radio Shack for a replacement switch?
Any ideas welcome, thanks.
"Brian Henderson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>> Does DeWalt have a place to order replacement parts <<<<
Try a Black & Decker repair center for the part. RM~
Nah
Just throw all this crap where it belongs: garbage. Buy Metabo,
Milwaukee, Hitachi or Bosch. Stay away from DeWalt, Makita, and all
the other cheapskate's crappy tools.
Greg D.
On 28 Dec 2005 07:15:24 -0800, "Bugs" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Next time buy Makita. Just replaced the switch on my 47 year old Makita
>8" right angle grinder. Good tools, good people to deal with.
>Bugs