What to do if my Parkside Wood Router doesn't start?
If your Parkside Wood Router doesn't start, first check the socket, mains connection cable, plug and fuse. If there are any issues, have them repaired by a qualified electrician. If the on/off switch is broken or the motor is defective, contact the service center.
Why is my Parkside Wood Router engine slowing down and stopping?
The engine of your Parkside Wood Router might be slowing down and stopping because the device is overloaded by the workpiece. Try reducing the pressure on the attachment tool. It may also be due to an unsuitable workpiece.
What to do if dust is not extracted from my Parkside Wood Router?
If dust is not being extracted from your Parkside Wood Router, first ensure that the vacuum cleaner is switched on before milling. Also, check the suction hose or adaptor for any obstructions or blockages and remove them.
Why is my Parkside Wood Router working with interruptions?
Your Parkside Wood Router might be working with interruptions due to an internal loose contact. In this case, contact the service center. It may also be caused by a broken on/off switch.
What to do if workpiece has burn marks using Parkside Wood Router?
If your workpiece has burn marks when using the Parkside Wood Router, the cutter may be unsuitable or blunt, so try changing the cutter. Also, the milling depth might be too large.
What to do if edges of the milling tear out using Parkside Wood Router?
If the edges of the milling tear out, or you notice grooves and unevenness on the milled surface while using the Parkside Wood Router, it could be because the cutter is worn and diffuse. Try changing the cutter. Cutter blades may also be damaged.
Why is milling progressing unevenly with my Parkside Wood Router?
Milling may progress unevenly with your Parkside Wood Router if the parallel guide is not inserted. Make sure to fit the parallel guide.
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General| Power | 1200 W |
|---|---|
| Depth adjustment | Yes |
| Cable length | 2 m |
| Plunge depth | 55 mm |
| Rated input | 1200 W |
| Stroke depth | 55 mm |
| Collet size | 6 mm / 8 mm |
| Collet chuck | 6 mm, 8 mm |
| No-load rotation speed | 10000 - 30000 min^-1 |
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