I have looked at various answers on how to replace parts in my dremel. But how do I test the electrical components before tearing into it?
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I would start off just checking continuity of the power cord
Here’s a few useful guides:
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You can test the componant by voltage tester
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What exactly is the problem? Have you removed and checked the brushes?
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It just won't turn on. One of the answers to this question asked if they had checked the electrical integrity, I didn't know what that meant. I have not removed the casing or checked the brushes.
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