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I believe this is probably the first time you have used this planer correct?
I would run several pieces through before you try anything you will be concerned with getting oil on. There may be excess oil on the rollers that will take a bit to get off. If you are concerned about this it will not hurt to clean the rollers. Taking it apart for general maintenance and to inspect and change the blades is a good idea. Especially if this is all new for you. It never hurts to become familiar with something before you need to.
Although the diagrams I included are may seem complicated (and you may already have them as well), Take some time to look them over and become familiar with the workings of your planer. The DW735 is a pretty good portable planer. Hope this helps.

CLEANED THE ROLLERS AND DUST CHUTE....

could be stuck bearing or loose screw on the drive. give me the model number and I will try and find you a breakdown for it.

Check the battey then take it out and check the driving rod. On the front of the gun, flip the latch and make sure it is pushed all the way back.
make sure you have nail, of course. put the battery back in. If al that does not work, have it services at a dewalt service center.

Ron,
Get your wife and the kids to do the digging. Lots of luck!!

go directly to their service site at Dewaltservicenet.com and type in your model number and you will see what is available for it. Then you can also check to find a center or repair facility near you.

Go to the Dewalt site and download the blow up of the machine and the parts list. Also get the manual and do the instructions to replace the knives. Take a look at the unit exposed and take the leg apart that is causing the problem and replace level.

Go to Dewaltservicenet.com and in the middle of the page at the bottom type in your model number DW733 on the next page click on the type you have under instruction manual. Type 1 I know for sure will come up, I have looked at it a couple times. The manual is 30 pages long. If I have helped would you please rate the information accordingly and Thank you

I would go to Dewltservicenet.com and in the middle of the page at the bottom type in your model number and you can go to either a breakdown or the instruction manual. On page 6 and 7 it talks about th fine height adjuster. Hope this helps

I didn't really fix the problem as such because when I check the product number, it wasn't compatible with any of their products. My product number is DW677E-Planer.

I will just have to ask my tradesman to look at it and see if he can figure out how to use it properly without the users manual.

Thank you.

could be the blades need more sharper

I am assuming you have a 5" pad palm sander. IF pad stops then belt is broken

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