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[Solved] Parkside PWS 125 F5 Angle Grinder: Burned Speed Controller, Power Regain, & Soft-Start

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  • #1 19357993
    Larry_088
    Level 15  
    Parkside PWS 125 F5 angle grinder - starts as if the regulator was set to, for example, 3 when it is at 6. When cutting, it regains power but does not respond to potentiometer settings. I noticed that it is "sooted" in one place. Does such a regulator have a SOFT-start because I am thinking about bridging it (I will get rid of the speed regulation, which is unnecessary for me). What could possibly be damaged?
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  • #2 19358024
    damian1115
    Level 37  
    You didn't need to undress it, because if you bought it recently, in Lidl or in some other supermarket, they usually don't bother with returns. Condition, buy the same product.
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  • #3 19358081
    Larry_088
    Level 15  
    Neither related to the subject nor the invention of the wheel. That's my advice ;/
    Is this an electrical forum or a "Mr. Good Advice" forum?

    I just changed the grease on the grinder. In addition, for PLN 99, it has already earned itself twice.

    Moderated By Krzysztof Reszka:

    3.1.9. Don't be ironic or mean to the other side of the discussion. Please respect dissent and other opinions on the forum.

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  • #4 19394992
    rysito
    Level 9  
    In my grinder, the 8-pin system is damaged. Does anyone know what because the symbols are thoroughly worn off and you can't see anything.
  • #5 19509530
    Larry_088
    Level 15  
    In the end, I loosened the regulator, bridged the wires and the grinder is working.
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