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Why does my RYOBI Thicknesser stop during use?
If during use your RYOBI Thicknesser just stops, it’s probably because you’re attempting to remove too much material in a single pass, which can overload the motor. Simply hit the stop button, wind up the handle and then press the overload button to…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:55
Why are the feed rollers slipping in my RYOBI Thicknesser?
There are several possible causes for this resulting in the rollers requiring replacement from a service agent. It could be caused by general wear if the machine is older or the rollers are damaged from allowing them to do all the work without ample…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:57
What to do if your RYOBI Thicknesser blades wear unevenly
If your RYOBI Thickness Planer blades wear unevenly, this can occur from consistently feeding narrow width timbers in at the same position. When planing narrow width timber, try to mix up where you feed it into the machine as this process results in…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:58
Why is the auto feed not working in my RYOBI Thicknesser?
If your auto feed isn't working in your RYOBI Thickness Planer, it could be caused by general wear if the machine is older or the rollers are damaged from allowing them to do all the work without ample support of feeding the timber through the…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:58
Why is my RYOBI Thicknesser taking off un-even material across the timber?
If your RYOBI Thicknesser takes off an un-even amount of material across the timber, it's usually from consistently feeding narrow width timbers in at the same position. When planing narrow width timber, try to mix up where you feed it into the…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 16:07
Why is my RYOBI Thicknesser gouging the end of my timber?
The scalloping is known as "Snipe". It’s caused by the operator tilting the material at the beginning and/or at the end of the planing path. It's important to feed and support the timber as it exits the machine as parallel to the table. This is more…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:59
What to do if RYOBI Thicknesser is planing one side higher than the other
With frequent use, Thicknessers will get a few knocks and bumps. Over time, this can result in the cutting head planing one side slightly higher, so you'll need to adjust the cutting head. To do so, first disconnect the power, remove the height…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:26