20 Most Recent Dewalt DCF885C2 20-Volt MAX Lithium Ion 1/4-Inch 1.5 Ah Impact Driver Kit - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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Just take apart the knife and get knife out reassemble it and then put the knife back in

Replace the blades. It sounds like they're pulling up the grain too easily rather than cutting it. (Its like when you shave with a dull razor blade) It could also be the species of wood and/or the direction you are running it through the planer.

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If the tool asked more then thebattery can handle thearmatures and the batteries can became both in a to short time defect. Panasonic EY7441 is a battery accuscrewdriver powertool that was delivered with 1.5 A batteries and 80% of all users have bad batteries and armatures in between 2 years of use, but the 3.3 A can have them over 3 years , but became later the problem but the batteries survived , but never the armatures. they began eating the carbon brushes in 3 weeks again and made a very shrill noise.

Time to replace a few orings in the trigger valve. There are at least three orings made of vinyl that fail, two on the trigger pin and one on the plunger.

If it works when upright, perhaps the nose piece is not fully depressed. I have the same problem using my pneumatic finish gun.

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If you have a long enough shaft you can grab onto it with a pipe wrench or vice grip while using an open end on the large nut. You may be able to get it into a bench vice as well. These quite often have lock tight on them as well. Heating may help you out but you will have to move quick.