Reply by bobasaurus

684 posts in 1349 days

#1 posted 146 days ago

Sounds like you found it, but here is another suggestion just in case: check the power switch. If dust gets in there, the contacts can get covered and prevent the tool from turning on. I’ve seen it happen on a few old tools of mine… just a thought.

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