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michael58Aug 12, 2025
Why does my Makita Blower motor stop running after a little use?
- GgpetersAug 13, 2025
The motor may stop running after a short period of use due to overheating. Stop using the tool and allow it to cool down.
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The motor may stop running after a short period of use due to overheating. Stop using the tool and allow it to cool down.
What to do if the motor of my Makita DAS180 cannot stop?
If the motor of your Makita Blower continues to run even after you've switched it off, it indicates an electrical or electronic malfunction. Immediately remove the battery and seek assistance from your local authorized service center for repair.
Why does my Makita DAS180 motor stop after a little use?
If your Makita Blower's motor stops running after a short period of use, it is likely overheating. To resolve this, stop using the tool and allow it to cool down.
What to do if my Makita Blower has abnormal vibration?
If your Makita Blower is vibrating abnormally, stop using it immediately! The drive system may not be working correctly. It is recommended to ask your local authorized service center for repair.
Why doesn't my Makita Blower reach maximum air volume?
If your Makita Blower does not reach its maximum air volume, the drive system may not be working correctly. It is recommended to ask your local authorized service center for repair.
What to do if Makita Blower motor cannot stop?
If the motor cannot stop, it may be due to an electric or electronic malfunction. Immediately remove the battery and ask your local authorized service center for repair.
What to do if Makita DAS180 has abnormal vibration?
Immediately stop using the tool if abnormal vibration occurs. This may indicate that the drive system does not work correctly. Ask your local authorized service center for repair.
Why Makita DAS180 does not reach the maximum air volume?
The tool might not reach its maximum air volume because the drive system does not work correctly. Ask your local authorized service center for repair.
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Explains equipment symbols and provides general safety instructions to prevent injury.
Details the tool's purpose for blowing dust, inflating, and deflating inflatables.
Provides A-weighted noise and vibration levels for tool operation.
Ensures users are familiar with controls and correct use before operating the tool.
Includes safety measures for general tool handling, power-off procedures, and maintenance.
Specific safety rules for blowing dust and debris, including nozzle direction and material types.
Guidelines for safe inflation/deflation, covering nozzle attachment and pressure limits.
Procedures for checking, maintaining, and storing the tool safely.
Essential safety precautions for battery usage, charging, short-circuiting, and disposal.
Details overload, overheat, and overdischarge protection functions for tool and battery life.
Provides probable causes and remedies for common motor and operational malfunctions.
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