Manual it over heats fast. do i need to clean it with some oil

is coil clean --is filter clean --and may have to oil fan

normal for clippers if the hair is long or thick
oiling is done with the clipper running
Change over from steel clipper blades to ceramic blades as they run cooler and stay sharper for longer
just place a small drop on the blades and let it work down
AS for others
make sure that the filter in the handle is clear of hair and the same for the vent under the hand
Other than that you can take out the 4 screws and put a small amout of oster grease around the wheel and drive pinion as it can get out and run dry
go to the manufacturing web page and download the pdf version manual

Time for cleaning and replace o-rings (beware on the gaskets if neccesary don't forget to order if needed and a good basic lubrication because its not an oilless tool the o-rings need a regular pneumolube oil without oil or too lean lubrication its working short time but important the o-rings above the cylinder in that valve above the cilinder or an o-ring is worn or used without oil and broken or gotten hard by the build up heat use always the special oil nebulizer because the heat dissipating properties are very important for using oil.
The o-rings should all replaced and need by replace also another but a base lubrication sillicon grease or a good sillicon based sprays innotec sp200 or oks1110 grease and all o-ring parts before use from pos 6 - and with 20 Buy Duo Fast DF225C Coil Siding Nailer Nailer Parts

Have you performed any recent cleaning and oiling? If not, that is probably the basis of your problem. The machine is seizing because the lubrication has dried and is preventing the parts from moving.

Consult your owner's manual, use ONLY fresh good quality sewing machine oil and apply 1-2 drops each place as instructed in the manual.

If your machine is mechanical, you can open the top and bobbin area, gently hand rotate the handwheel toward you, and watch where metal rubs on metal and apply 1-2 drops of oil each place. Do NOT oil plastic, belts, or decorator stitch cams. Then SLOWLY run your machine to get the oil distributed. It should loosen up after the machine has run for a few minutes.

You should oil the hook/shuttle every time you install a new bobbin, do a complete cleaning and oiling every 40 hours of sewing time or (if the machine is in storage) every 6 months.

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Is there enough oil in it, the blower housing clean, and not running to fast?

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Not sure this belongs in computer section. I'd try lubing any moving parts with sewing machine oil. It is meant for fast moving and high heat parts. Only a couple drops per part would be required.

You need to clean the fan blades to stop it. Due to blades getting covered by dirt your fan cannot throw out the heat. thus it runs more fast and makes noise. also the heat sink gets covered by dirt unable to radiate heat . thus your laptop gets heated fast. clean those dirt and the problem will be solved. thanks.

Try running a few cycles of fresh water mixed with a ``descaling`` solution sold at most grocery big box stores. Run the machine WITHOUT coffee.. Then run a few more pots of fresh water (no descaling solution). ,to clean out any residue. Are you using any type of bottled water when making coffee?? If you are, I would just use tap water or ``brita filtered`` water.
Good luck and happy brewing...

Actually, when you play 3d games, it takes a lot of processor usage, thus more heat is generated from the processor. The system compensates this heat by increasing the speed of the fan. Try downloading a sensor for your processor(usually available in the drivers CD or the motherboard's website) to check if the heat is really over the limit. If it is, you may want to clean your fan, put some oil, and replace the heatsink compound. Or if you have extra cash to spare, buy a better cooling system for your processor

First you need to get the radiator cleaned up and then fill it up with a good quality coolant and not water and for oil leakge you need to get in touch with a mechanic so that he can replace the oil seals, i also have the same problem with the oil leak and i changed the oil seals and its working fine since then.