eldona

296

hace 5 años

Hi JP. Did you think about taking it apart? It overheat? Will you be with any internal mechanical problem? I help you think where the subject may come from ..

Juan Pablo Bollo

2

hace 5 años

If he disassembles ... he has few components, imagine that he walks slowly if he was holding the rotor with his hand and some of the smell of long talk ... if you can give me a solution I would appreciate it ... I thought there were internal Roses but no...

apolonio neri vallejo

7.694

hace 5 años

Disassemble the base of the sander and check if the rotor turns smooth, if it turns smooth, turn it on and see if it turns the engine or just tries to turn and emits a hum, if so try to turn the rotor with your hand, if it is hard The fault is due to wear of bushings or bearings, luck and comments.