Dremel Variable - Speed Multipro Rotary Tool 395 - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If you already checked and replaced the brushes but it is still not turning then you do these:
Try to see if your unit have a safety breaker and reset it,most of power tools have also a fuse in the plug itself.
Also some have a thermostat fuse.,you can find it attached on the rewined coil.

go to Dremel.com and you can get a breakdown and also they have a toll free number for their tech support that can guide you thru how to order and replace the parts.

Go to Dremel.com and you can buy a replacement from them and they also have a toll free tech line that you can call for assistance in the disassembly and reassembly of the tool.

I'm guessing, but I think that the Sears tool uses the same flexible coupling. If you go to www.searspartsdirect.com and put in the model 572610031, you can look at the diagram and decide for yourself. I think the part costs $2.57. If it's the right one, I'd order two or three for the future.
Hope this helps.

Sounds like a switch or brushes. You can go to Dremel.com and they have a toll free number for their tech services and you can also download a breakdown for this tool.

kept looking, found a manual online at dremel.com

there is a coupling between the motor and the spindle that has probably cracked or stripped out. I suggest going to Dremel.com and getting an original replacement part for this. They are not hard to install.

You can put new grease into that bearing without removing it by following the steps in this M.S. Paint drawing I made. After a bit of protest, mine started running a lot better.

Grease Monkey 626

like anything that gets wrenched too tight, something has to give

PB blasters lube, and try again

sounds like the rubber connector between the motor and collet.i use rubber tubing and hot glue to keep it working. bad news is you have to disassemble it to install a new connector.

here is a link to a 215 should be similar in design.
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dremel-215-f013027506-corded-multitool-parts-c-15440_15456_15457.html

get a hot glue gun and go to your local hardware store and buy a piece of tubing to fit the collet shaft fill with hot glue and press it on the shaft.

it is the coupling inside of it called a flex coupling and it seem s like it is made of wax or something. tomorrow i will go to home depot to see if they carry metal ones that won't break.

Unfortunatly Dremel who is owned by Bosch has discontinued that tool and parts are no longer available.

Return it for replacement. If your power source is good and you have pressed the ON switch/button and nothing works, it is likely faulty. If you are not familiar with pulling them apart, it is best not to! Seek a replacement (hopefully under warranty)

this homelite saw requires homelite chain oil as there is no adjustment.

I would go to Dremel.com or call their help line at 1-800-437-3635 and speak with one of their specialists.

You can go to Dremel.com and find assistance or call their toll free number at 1-800-437-3635 and speak with their tech assistance. Let me know if you still need more help. Also I tried using the model number provided and it came up empty that is why I am directing you to this site yourself.

Someone else recently asked the same question and got the following solution;

http://www.fixya.com/support/t1515699-variable_speed_switch_dremel_395_get

I would call Dremel direct at 1-800-437-3635 and order them. They also have a tech line, but I would think that they are in a bind when installing and cracking. Look at the bearings to make sure they are not tight or completely locked up. Let me know if I can help further