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Old 09-25-2007, 05:14 AM   #1
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Default Freud FT2000E problem

I have an older Freud I use in one of my tables. It now doesn't want to start all the time. Sometimes it will spin up to speed and then slow down. It seems to have a problem holding higher rpm. All this is with no load. The brushes are poor but not cracked etc. One of the brush leads is frayed. Was wondering if I need to replace the brushes and or the switch? Also, where to get such parts.
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Old 09-25-2007, 08:31 AM   #2
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I suggest that you call the Freud Power Tool Parts and Repair department at (800) 334-4107 (option 2). They can offer advice and you can purchase parts directly.
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Old 09-25-2007, 12:28 PM   #3
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Default Many thanks!

Wow. Fast response. I hope to enjoy this forum more (once I finish the Padauk master bath vanity and my my wife's dream Bubinga kitchen cabs).

thanks again
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Wow, padauk and Bubinga cabs! Nice.... using baltic birch for the interior? I love bubby and have some stock I have been saving for a special project for awhile!

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Unhappy Same FT2000E Issue

I too have a 2000E router that has developed this low, or unstable, RPM problem. I did check the brushes and even swapped them from one side to the other, but the problem still exists. I am thinking it might be the electronic speed control module.

Did you get your issue resolved? What was the final solution? Thanks in advance for your time and assistance. drbinne
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Hi drbinne

I think this will do the trick, Charles M. would know...

http://www.routerforums.com/54403-post2.html


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I too have a 2000E router that has developed this low, or unstable, RPM problem. I did check the brushes and even swapped them from one side to the other, but the problem still exists. I am thinking it might be the electronic speed control module.

Did you get your issue resolved? What was the final solution? Thanks in advance for your time and assistance. drbinne
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Hi Toolman -
I'm not familiar with the FT2000E, but it "smells" like the electronic speed control output voltage is wavering. But I did want to jump in and welcome you. Come back often.

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Welcome to the forums drbinne. How about a short intro of yourself?
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