Makita HR3000C Needs Fixing

Oct 14, 2003 4 Replies

My trusty Makita HR3000C has finally packed in after 2 1/2 years of very hard use. The green light comes on when the trigger is pressed and I have checked the motor bushes and they seem fine, but the machine is otherwise dead. Has anyone got any ideas how to fix it?


-- Adam



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Has it got an overload microswitch somewhere that has tripped out? ( and wants resetting)

My Makita drill has . A very small yellow-green button on the side body.

Unfortunately no button. I will dissect it over the weekend and then probably pay for someone to fix it.

-- Adam

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Hi,

Search old uk.diy messages for "Bosch Router working intermittently" and read the full thread.

The principles for fault finding are broadly similar for electrical faults regardless whether the tool is a drill or a router. Hopefully it will help you when you open it up...

Let us know how you get on.

Alan.

I took it in for repair. I was unable to find any faults in the limited time I had, so I bought a new one as I needed it for work. 10 days later and it is still not back from the "expert". It will come in handy as a spare when fixed.

-- Adam

snipped-for-privacy@blueyonder.co.uk

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