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What size battery is recommended for a RYOBI Angle Grinder?
Cordless Angle Grinders are powerful tools that need lots of battery power. Grinding applications generally use more battery than cutting, so as a minimum, it’s recommended to use a 4.0ah battery or higher for optimum runtime and performance.
Last update: 11/08/2023, 14:59
Can I use a larger disc size with my RYOBI Angle Grinder?
Don’t use a disc larger than the maximum cutting capacity outlined below, as a larger disc can cause damage to the tool, and potentially harm you or a bystander. For a RYOBI 125mm Angle Grinder, the maximum disc capacity is 125mm/5 inches. For a…
Last update: 11/08/2023, 15:33
Do I need a spanner to remove the locking nut & disc from a RYOBI Angle Grinder?
For RYOBI Angle Grinders with a tool free locking nut, these models comes fitted with a tool free blade change nut referred to as a FixTec Locking Nut, which eliminates the need for a pin spanner. The Fix-tec nut also helps prevent overtightening,…
Last update: 11/08/2023, 15:41
Can I lock a RYOBI Angle Grinder’s switch/paddle on?
The paddle/ switch is not designed to be locked on – this is a safety measure to prevent the tool from working unintentionally. If this feature is not suitable for your application, then RYOBI also offer a 18V ONE+ 125mm Angle Grinder (R18AG1) with…
Last update: 01/08/2023, 09:59
Why does my RYOBI Angle Grinder keep cutting out?
Angle Grinders are commonly equipped with several user safety and tool protection systems, such as overload, over-temperature, and anti- kickback. Consider the following that could be causing the issue: Excess Force, Angle of Application, or a below…
Last update: 11/08/2023, 15:21
How to fit & remove Angle Grinder disc using tool free locking nut
These instructions apply to RYOBI Angle Grinders with a tool free locking nut (FIXTEC). The locking nut will have a small tab to one side of the centre thread that can flip up, to help lever the locking nut on or off.
Last update: 29/08/2023, 13:18
RYOBI Angle Grinder disc has overtightened and jammed
An overtightened or jammed disc is usually caused by the disc not being installed correctly, causing it to overtighten. To fix this issue and prevent this from happening again, you’ll need to remove and refit the disc.
Last update: 29/08/2023, 13:25