20 Most Recent Dewalt DW411 quarter - sheet palm grip sander with dust collection - Page 10 Questions & Answers

You need to become a member of Dewalt's website, register the product, and download the manual. Otherwise you can get it here:

Copy and paste into a browser, and hit enter

http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/DEWALT/DW625E-_E

I don't know how much help you require downloading the manual, but if you click the 'download the entire manual' link on that page I gave you, you can probably figure it out. I have confidence in you.

I'm having the same problem, I replaced the drive chain & sprockets but the problem has reapeared.

Hello. If your planer was working before you installed new brushes, then definitely. If the planer was purchased used, and it has never worked, it could be the brushes but more likely the motor is burned out. These planers are not commercial workhorses and some people use them that way. For instance, these little motors are designed to remove about 1/16 of an inch of material at a time, not 1/4. If you can not get it up and running take it or ship it to the nearest Dewalt service center.
http://dewalt.com/ Joe

Not without making changes to the studs framinng the window, especially above it. You have to continue to support the wall (and the upstairs and the roof) above the window.

the knives may not be completely square on the cutter head, which may cause wider boards to track due to uneven depth of planing. if the rollers are worn or perhaps crooked somehow, this can also cause tracking of boards. same thing for the base, if it is worn, bent, or otherwise not setting properly it can also cause the boards to move like that.

hi i have a coleman powermate 18 volt cordless drill
i put the batt in the charger for a long period of time
and still not up to par
i wonder is it the batt or the charger??
thanks
dan

If you have the model number go to Dewaltservicenet.com and type it in and you can usually download an owners manual, if you want give it to me and I will try and find it for you and let you know.

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.