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How to Fix Your Dremel
Three common problems you can easily tackle yourself
In addition to being a handy and versatile tool, a Dremel is easy to repair due to its relative simplicity of construction. If yours dies or malfunctions, you can bring it back to life with a Torx driver and a little patience. Here are three common Dremel problems and how you can easily fix them:
Won't Turn On/Speed Control Not Working
Contacts are Clean, Still Won't Turn On
Motor Turns On But Shaft Doesn't Spin
If you need to order parts, or if the problem is beyond you and you want to send yours in for repair, you can contact Dremel's Service Center at 1.800.437.3635. The nice thing about the company is that they not only sell parts inexpensively and offer repair services, but have made repair pricing completely transparent with a downloadable PDF detailing maximum possible charges. If only all manufacturers operated this way!
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After you burn out six or seven of them it starts to become apparent why jewelers always favor the much beefier flexible shaft grinder motors that hang overhead. Even a cheap used one will outlive any (not-at-all-cheap) self-contained Dremel, accept a wider variety of collets and burrs and pay for itself many times over. Doesn't take up much more space in the drawer, either.