Excessive Noise – Troubleshooting Guide

Excessive Noise – troubleshooting guide

Note: This is not a valid reason for return. Excessive noise can often be resolved by following these steps:

1. Is the Router Bit dull? 

• A dull or worn router bit can struggle to cut through materials, resulting in increased noise. 
• Inspect the bit for sharpness, chips or wear, and replace it if necessary. 

2. Are you using the right speed setting for your task? 

• Ensure the Trim Router’s speed setting matches the material and type of cut. 
• Using too high a speed for certain materials can generate excessive noise and reduce cut quality. 

3. Is the Trim Router’s base assembled correctly? 

• Check that the base is attached securely to the motor housing. 
• Loose or improperly tightened components can cause rattling or vibration noises. 
• Tighten all screws and bolts to ensure a stable assembly. 

4. Are you cutting dense material? 

• Hardwoods and other dense materials naturally produce more noise during routing. 
• Always use ear protection when working with noise-making materials.