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RYOBI Heat Gun won't heat up
If your RYOBI Heat Gun won't heat up, after turning it on, make sure you've allowed enough time for the gun to prepare itself - as the unit takes 1-2 minutes to heat up. If your Heat Gun is still not reaching the proper temperature, you may need to…
Last update: 12/08/2022, 11:03
RYOBI Heat Gun won't turn on
If your RYOBI Heat Gun won't turn on, check the power outlet is working, ensure the plug is firmly plugged into the power outlet and untangle any knot on the power cord. You should also check your extension lead - make sure that extension leads with…
Last update: 11/08/2022, 10:41
RYOBI Heat Gun is cutting out
If your RYOBI Heat Gun is cutting out, check if the plug of the unit is firmly plugged in, untangle any knot on the cord, and ensure the nozzle of the unit isn't too close to the heating surface and causing it to overheat. You should also check if…
Last update: 10/08/2022, 13:02
What size belt & brand fits my Ryobi Cordless Belt Sander?
For the 18V One+ Belt Sander (R18BS-0) & all previous cordless models, the 76mm x 457mm sized belt is compatible. For the 800W Belt Sander Variable Speed (EBS800V) & all previous cordless models, the 76mm x 533 mm belt is compatible.
Last update: 31/01/2023, 09:51
Why is the belt loose on my Ryobi Belt Sander?
If the belt is loose, even after you push back the tensioning lever of your Ryobi Belt Sander, it is most likely because the belt is too big. Belt Sanders come in several sizes - refer to your owner’s manual to know what size belt fits your model…
Last update: 15/09/2022, 15:05
Why does the motor of my Ryobi Belt Sander get hot?
This could be because the motor is getting hot due to blocks in the tools air vents, which are blocked up with sawdust. These are important for airflow that help keep the motor cool. And if they’re blocked up, it’s easy to clean them out with a…
Last update: 15/09/2022, 15:19
What's the burning smell coming from my electric Ryobi Belt Sander?
From new, electric motors will often have this smell which is normal and will go away after several uses of the tool. It can also occur with excessive use of the tool from extended use. All sanders are typically used for long periods and need a rest…
Last update: 15/09/2022, 15:38