taking good care of ur polisher

[dc2_]

hey whats up MOL,

ill be recieving my d/a in a few days but what i need to know is how to prolong the life of it...

i noticed the g110v2 has that easy access for the brushes...what are they for?
and is there a way to change them on another polisher?how often?

i just need some info on this,thanks

[Murr1525]

Re: taking good care of ur polisher

I have seen people say a heavier cord seems to keep them working better.

The brushes mentioned are the brushes in the motor. It would take a lot of use to need to replace them.

[Flash Gordon]

Re: taking good care of ur polisher

Its important how you wind up your cord. When you wind it up after using it, let it lay in the position it was in when you recieved it

[dc2_]

Re: taking good care of ur polisher

Its important how you wind up your cord. When you wind it up after using it, let it lay in the position it was in when you recieved it

really? ok lol

[dc2_]

Re: taking good care of ur polisher

[QUOTE=Murr1525;448955]I have seen people say a heavier cord seems to keep them working better.

oh i see well at home i have an extension cord i really dont know anything about it...my dad bought it a while bak and we really have only used it for the drill...does the extension cord matter on these toys? lol

[Murr1525]

Re: taking good care of ur polisher

16 guage will be the minimum, I would like to stay around 14 guage.

There will be something printed into the wire saying what size yours is.