unmasking Ryobi multitool fail

[@NonieTools]

I have this old multi tool and the new HP one. The new one vibrates terribly, worse then any other multi tool I've used. I love the old one for it's trigger, great for doing precise cuts. The only other multi tool with a trigger is the DeWalt.

[@neogator26]

Great video! This should help many people especially since these are getting harder to find. With the amount of amperage going to the motor I wouldn’t suggest using just a spade connector. If someone lacks soldering skills they could use a spade connector and then solder it to the motor in case the bare wires are hard to manage.

[@taister211]

What where is the symptoms, mine won't start unless I hit it against a two-by-four and then it'll go for a little bit

[@benjamindobos970]

Could you post the link to the switch part where you got it from? I can't seem to find the right part for it.

[@PabloVipVid]

Glad I found your video too. I think that wil might be the couse with my machine too (and maybe with the circular saw too). Lets find out.

[@danbredesen110]

Hi Pablo. Glad you found my video. In reply to your request I looked back in my records. It is a number 270015319 switch for a ryobi P246 job plus. The cost was $35 shipped. Hope that helps

[@rosariogarreffa883]

Could you tell me where you purchased the switch from, please.

[@danbredesen110]

Hi rosario. Glad you found my video. If you have the ryobi 246 job plus multi tool then you need a switch number 270015319 $35 shipped on eBay. Good luck

[@ruinunes8251]

Glad I found your video. Do you remember the switch part number by any chance?

[@danbredesen110]

Hi ruhi. If you have the P246 job plus multi saw you need switch number 270015319 eBay $35 shipped good luck