Multi tool stopped vibrating

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No brand is mentioned here. If your tool motor still works in other heads operate properly you probably have ahead which has a damaged isolated unit. These tools are relatively inexpensive and it may be easier to replace the head rather than take it apart and look for replacement parts.

Just some observations:
- The correct blade has ti be installed.
- It has to be sharp
- It can only cut material intended for that blade.

Just disassembled one today, and it wasn't easy. There's a large washer with four tabs between the two assemblies. Insert a screwdriver into the space between it and the gear box, so you're prying metal to metal, and pry for all you're worth, moving from one tab to another. It'll eventually pop loose, and leave a few marks.... One of the two ears on the rocker is broken, so it'll mean a new gearbox for me.

I fixed my Headphones that would not stop vibrating by leaving them ON until the Power drain out and they stopped vibrating. Then Turned them OFF, plug in the charger they began to Vibrate again but after the charge they Stopped Vibrating and have been ok ever since

If your ps2 controllers aren't vibrating anymore then this could be the fix that you were waiting for.

WARNING: Make sure that 1) Its not your controller that is broken, test it in a machine that does have vibration. 2) Make sure that the vibration option is turned ON in your games

If you are sure that your controllers aren't broken, then you may have blown a fuse inside your ps2 on your mainboard.

To fix it you have to remove a blown fuse from the ps2 mainboard and either put a new fuse there or replace it with a piece of single strand wire. The point is fairly small so you need a fine tip soldering iron and a single strand of wire. It may be best to get someone who is good at soldering to do this fix for you:

I take no responsibility for anyone breaking their ps2 when performing this fix. All I know is that i've done it and it worked a treat!

You will need;

1) A fine tip soldering iron and some thin solder.
2) A single strand piece of wire, something thin like kynar or enameled wire.
3) A game with vibration function to test the ps2 afterwards.
4) A controller that works with vibration.

Between the power supply connector and the PS9 fuse there is a small black square with 2 silver prongs on the left hand side. This featured on my mainboard as well, and I was able to locate the correct / broken fuse using a multimeter. Look for a fuse with S7 on the top near here, and check for continuity, If there is none then thats the one! One last thing before it goes into full detail;

Check the track between the black square with the silver prongs and the broken fuse, if its on the same track then you can attatch one end of the wire to that prong that is on the same track, and the other side to the end of the fuse opposite of the black square with silver prongs *

This will take bout 10 mins to do - start to finish.

Below tells you how to do it



Below is a description on where and what to look for i.e. the fuse, and how to repair it.

1. I have a V5 PS2

2. Take the PS2 apart.

3. Remove the Power Supply motherboard.

4. After removing the Power Supply Board, you will need to remove the metal shroud and expose the entire PS2 Motherboard.

5. Once you have done this look around the connector for the Power supply board on the PS2 mother board. You will see a number (maybe around 4 of them all located within 2 inches of the Power supply connector) of fuses with "S7" written on it.

6. The one you are looking for has the text "PS9" written on the motherboard next to it.

7. Check it with a multi-meter, for continuity, there will none. If you are not sure, you can check all of them, when the buzzing on multi-meter stops, that's the one.

8. To repair it, use a strand of wire, possibly from an old extension cable or something, but only one strand. Solder it on both sides of the fuse in order to close the connection.

9. Reassemble the PS2.

10. Boot up and play your game, vibration is back.

Hope This Helps

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Selling b/c my deck player broke- I can give you the deck- maybe you can fix it. The model is DXZ-535, comes with owner's manual and remote.

they make foot pedals, and,you should be able to get them t a good tile tile shop,they cost about 75 bucks,i have 2 of them and use them daily.as for the vibration, it might of been the blade guard wing nut they always come loose. now you are way to late to fix those problems,take it to a tool repair shop. bummer dude, you should of bought a target or a pearl