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Old 08-11-2007, 03:17 PM   #1
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Default Pretty hot router?

I have a couple of routers, a Craftsman and rebuilt Ryobi . I bought a PC 690 today and after mounting in my router table and using a clasical bit ,in making some minor adjustments for the hieght of the bit I noticed how hot the motor was getting almost to hot to turn. Is this normal for one of these routers?

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Old 08-11-2007, 03:43 PM   #2
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Hi Walt

They do run warm but should Not be HOT to the touch,,, are you using a drop cord ?, if so make sure it's the right size for the load and not over 25ft...

If you still have a error you want to pack it up and take a trip to the store and get a replacment..

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I have a couple of routers, a Craftsman and rebuilt Ryobi . I bought a PC 690 today and after mounting in my router table and using a clasical bit ,in making some minor adjustments for the hieght of the bit I noticed how hot the motor was getting almost to hot to turn. Is this normal for one of these routers?

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Thanks Bj, That might be the problem. I'm using a 50' cord to reach across the shop also do you know if I can use one of these speed controls with this particular model.

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I Walt

" speed controls " Yes they work well with that model of PC,, I have one or two of them and the speed control,, below and they are great..

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=43060

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Thanks Bj, That might be the problem. I'm using a 50' cord to reach across the shop also do you know if I can use one of these speed controls with this particular model.

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Thanks again
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