How do you get the blades to reverse?
2019802
There is a SLIDE SWITCH on the Mounting plate (See Figure 11 in the manual) which seat on the Motor Housing. Hope this help.
1079389
On the back side of the fan there are phillip head screws. Undo those and you should be able to get to the blades and motor.
1193341
I think Mr. Hernandez meant the black clamp lever in the back of the saw. I found the answer we needed before he posted by reading all of the comments from other users. The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal. I kept telling my husband to try counter-clockwise but he insisted that one ALWAYS tightens clamps or screws clockwise. Not this time. By the way, he loves the saw. Good luck.
1217725
On the drill there is a small yellow button on the underside. You should be able to switch it into three different positions forward off and reverse. If that doesn't happen you may have a defective drill
1884115
Yes the blades on the 22-590 are reversible. Here is an excerpt from the user manual..."Your unit is equipped with double-edged knives. If the second edge of the knife has not been used, rotate the knife 180degrees and replace on the cutterhead. Replace the knives if both sides have been used."
1682310
On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
24734
First flip up the locking mechanism that is folded down over the blade. Then slide the piece of metal that is on the side of the blade down. Remove the blade and insert another (or just flip the current blade around to use the other side of it). Slide the piece of metal back up and the lock back down.
2277041
No reverse.You have to release the forward drive lever and then push slightly forward to disengage the drive system, then pull back manually. That works ok but the machine is fairly heavy for a lot of backing.
497254
Yes I have done the same, just unscrew the cap, opposite to handle. Remove both and reverse.
582325
Make sure blade is off and I had trouble at first ! You have to push it hard in reverse ! It just took me time to get use to it .
2012239
There is a bolt on each side. The blades have three position holes. Loosen the bolt and move to a different hole.
601409
to be honest with you when it was installed by my electrician he adjusted it. If I am not wrong there should be a switch on the motor to reverse. You should try this and see or read the instructions details. Sorry cant be of more help. It is a great fan and reliable. Great BUY!!
1548470
The blades are attached to one another. You must unscrew both, pull apart, and then turn the blade 90 degrees to release it from the gyro.
742755
The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel,... » Read More The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. « Show Less
1768298
You are supposed to turn the blade, but it gets stuck. The whole thing does not work - don't buy it. I returned the one I got.
1816705
I don't think switching the wirse will make it reverse. Don't know how to slow it down. Sorry
577507
Gerald, Changing blades is quite straight forward. Hold the razor in the middle of the handle and turn the knurled part of the handle shaft at the bottom until you can lift the top part of the head from the body. You will see that this mentioned top part of the head has a thread shaft that screws into the handle. Once you do this the rest is self-explanatory; nonetheless just slide the blade onto the threaded shaft, insert the blade and top head into the handle and tighten.