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"srazor"

03/09/2006 1:08 AM

Re cordless drill problem

Thanks. On close inspection of the brushes they seem to be, based on wear, contacting only at the ends pf the ( shape that matches the armature.


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"Roger Shoaf"

in reply to "srazor" on 03/09/2006 1:08 AM

02/09/2006 6:21 PM


"srazor" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Thanks. On close inspection of the brushes they seem to be, based on
wear, contacting only at the ends pf the ( shape that matches the armature.

Easy to solve if you can wrap a piece of sand paper around the armature and
then rotate it while applying a little pressure on the brush. This will
match the radius of the brush to the radius of the armature.

Clean the dust off before use.

--

Roger Shoaf

About the time I had mastered getting the toothpaste back in the tube, then
they come up with this striped stuff.

TE

"The3rd Earl Of Derby"

in reply to "srazor" on 03/09/2006 1:08 AM

03/09/2006 2:04 AM

Another way to get the aramture shape( concave )is to file the shape with
an ratail file(small rounded file).



--
Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite


TE

"The3rd Earl Of Derby"

in reply to "srazor" on 03/09/2006 1:08 AM

03/09/2006 1:59 AM

srazor wrote:
> Thanks. On close inspection of the brushes they seem to be, based on
> wear, contacting only at the ends pf the ( shape that matches the
> armature.

They're are new brushes,they need bedding in and usage will bed them into
the armature in time,or keep your finger on the trigger for a few minutes
then let the motor cool before having another go.

--
Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite



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