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Re: Sander seems to struggle, doesn't run as fast as it...
I am not sure of a parts source, but you should consider putting some air tool oil and try to lubricate the air motor. It might be the problem ...a few drops in the air connection
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Anyone has a broken belt sander 54-7240-8 within Canada? I could use a particular part from it to fix mine. If you do, email me at [email protected] Thanks.
My guess is that your sander got gunk in the belt and other rotating parts and you are either burning up the belt, or (hopefully not) the motor windings. Rick
hi a major problem with pneumatic tools is that nobody ever seems to oil them! try droping tool oil or a light machine oil down the air inlet and leave over night and then run the tool on full ,if this doesnt work then strip the tool and clean and make sure that the blade sealing surfaces are good
hope this helps ian
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