Cord wrapped around unit while polishing and shut down. cannot restart

It's possible that the lamp connector (usually attached to the ballast module) has bad contacts. I had a similar problem that I solved by polishing the contacts with a strip of Scotch-Brite metal polishing fabric wrapped lengthwise around a small screwdriver. Note: I don't like to use sandpaper for this; it will remove the plating on the contacts and make it more likely that the problem will happen again soon.

check where your power cord goes inside the saw to the motor. All that wrapping the cord around to pack it up sometimes works it loose. Other wise id take it to a elec motor shop for a new motor, Last one i got i think it was $40 installed. Targets arent' cheap so its worth just putting a new elec motor in it.

Your cord has a short in it. Wrapping the cord in ANY way, even around itself for safekeeping, slowly deteriorates the cord.

Malibu power packs are 1-piece units that can't be taken apart.
However you can cut off the cord and leave about 4-6" of cord sticking out, and then splice into the cord that's sticking out.

Usually I buy heavy orange or black extension cord with male-female plugs on each end.
I cut off female end and use that end to splice into the cord that's sticking out.

How to splice wire.
Use knife and slice down the cord lengthwise... just cut through the outer plastic covering.
Pull the outer cover cover back to reveal black and white wires.
Cut off extra cover.
Cut back insulation on each black and white wire.
Now you have 2 black wires and 2 white wires/
Twist together the copper wire on whites and cover with plastic electrician tape.
Do the same with copper wires on blacks.
Now the blacks are joined/ and whites are joined, and each has tape over copper wire.
Wrap black tape around both sets of wires until all the black and white is covered with several wraps of tape.
That's it. Plug it in.

no that is a graphite ferrol just to cut down noise it may receive from other devices. check the voltage with a meter on the power supply. If it plugs direct into a/c from the wall, the power board is most likely bad in printer. then it's a throw away.

i was also having the same problem but i repaired it by cutting the cable and soldering the ribbons with same colour after soldering i applied nail polish on it and let it to dry after sometime wrapped a tape along it and it started working.

Well, wrapping the cord around the controller has been known to damage the cords that allow the console to read the messages sent out by the controller. You may have damaged it. I've never heard of any way to fix this.

Well as they say "when you let the smoke out you know its broke"
but it my just be the motor itself or the ,,,,brushes witch you can buy your self..prob time to look for that warranty .

Hi, can you use a multimeter? If so then check on the power suply what the voltage output should be for that unit. Then with the power turned on GREAT CAUTION MUST BE TAKEN AT THIS STAGE AS TESTING THE WRONG END COULD CAUSE ELECTROCUTION use the meter to test the laptop end plug only and see what power output you have. If you can not do this then take the power supply to a technician and have it tested. If ok = dead battery, if not replace power unit. Regards mistyman