20 Most Recent Dewalt DC830KA Heavy Duty 14.4 Volt 1/2 Inch Compact Impact Wrench - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Please check your product label (the one with the serial number) and determine which type your model DW625 router is. Dewalt has two. Dewalt has the manual for the router on the product support page: http://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=DW625&selectedType=3315# . Select the type in the drop down menu below the model number. Then click on the link to the manual on the right side of the page. You can either download the pdf or e-mail it as an attachment to your mail account. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells (Note you will need Adobe Reader or a similar program to read the file.)

Do you have a check engine light??If not, look for a bad vacuum leak on the intake manifold. I do believe on this motor there is a long plastic tube that goes from the back left corner of the motor (if looking at it from the front) from the PCV valve to the front lower center of the intake manifold. There is a 45 degree rubber connector there for that plastic tube to connect to the intake manifold, check it for breaks or leaks, as with all the other vacuum lines and connectors.Fords are SUPER sensitive when it comes to intake manifold absolute pressure.

Sounds like the drive belt is broken

You can get one by calling 1-800-689-9928

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try going to dewaltservicenet.com and on the left hand side under find parts (small print manuals) type in your model number it will redirect you to the manual/breakdown page. the manual is 60 pages long if you download the complete one. Let me know if you are still having trouble.

Don, I don't know where you might have called but you can download this manual in a couple minutes by going to "dewaltservicenet.com" and on the left hand side type in your model number under manuals and it will redirect you so that you can download. The manual is 60 pages long if you choose the full manual or you can see what language you want and set your printer accordingly. Please let me know if you need more assistance.

could be a loose set screw, chain problem or gear. You didnt specify what the model number is so I am just going from experience. Let me know what brand and model and I will try and find you a manual or breakdown for the tool.

You can find an instruction manual and parts list at: http://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=DW733&selectedType=3438. Their are two 'Types' of the DW733 so select the one you have and download the PDF you need.

The DW733 has 2 blades which can be sharpened. However, to replace the blades:

1. Remove handle
2. Remove cover
3. Remove screws that hold binder to the blade.
4. Lift out blade, be careful not to cut yourself, extremely sharp
5. Replace in reverse order

Hope that helps.

Handie Andie

if you give me the model number I will find a replacement cord for you. The way I remove this cord is a pair of pliers and you have to "pull" the cord out of the roller if it is stuck there. Let me know how I can help

Disconnect the planer's power cord, then use the T-wrench that comes with the planer to remove the four screws that secure the top of the planer. Lift the top to remove it from the planer.
Remove the three wing nuts holding the dust cover over the cutter head. Rotate the dust cover up to unlock it from the fan housing, then push the cover to the left to disconnect it. Remove the dust cover from the planer to expose the cutter head.
Rotate the cutter head with a piece of scrap wood until the lock on the side of the cutter head engages. All eight screws in the cutter head clamp should now be visible. Remove the screws using the T-wrench, then turn the T-wrench upside down and use the magnet in the head of the T-wrench to grab the clamp. Remove the clamp to expose the knife underneath. Use the magnet to remove the knife.
Rotate the cutter head with a piece of scrap wood until the lock on the side of the cutter head engages. All eight screws in the cutter head clamp should now be visible. Remove the screws using the T-wrench, then turn the T-wrench upside down and use the magnet in the head of the T-wrench to grab the clamp. Remove the clamp to expose the knife underneath. Use the magnet to remove the knife.
Press down on the cutter head lock to free the cutter head. Use some scrap wood to turn the cutter head for access to the remaining two knives. Follow the instructions in Steps 3 and 4 to remove and replace those knives.
Press down on the cutter head lock to free the cutter head. Use some scrap wood to turn the cutter head for access to the remaining two knives. Follow the instructions in Steps 3 and 4 to remove and replace those knives.

Hello Ken,
The black marks you are seeing are most likely from the rollers that feed the material threw the planner. The marks are left on the board when the board stops but the feed rollers are still spinning.This occurs when the feed table is stickey with items such as pitch. I would clean off the table completly and wax it ( or some type of lube).
Another cause could be the matrial that you are using, if the stock is real rough it will not slide as easy as a smooth board.
I hope this helps.

Shop Dog.

P.S. after waxing or lubing the table run a scrap piece first to wipe off any excess.

It depends on what kind of sander it is. If its a belt sander then on the side there is a lever that comes outward. it releases the tension then slip the old one off and new on and push lever back in place. If its a palm sander then on each side of the pad there will be 2 silver rods there. you push the rod in and then pull up and it releases a bar that wil go up and down for you to put the new paper on with.

You can it is 30 pages long and I just pulled it up. Go to dewaltservicenet.com and on the left hand side type in your model number and then click on planes, wait and it will ask you for type number and click on 1 it will bring up another page and on the right side it is the 3rd selection down for manuals. If you have any more problems let me know. I am going to try and upload it to this site

go to dewaltservicenet.com and you can download a copy of this manual. I just looked at it there and I will try to upload to Fixya so it will be in the archives