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Elu MOF 96 Router repair

Philip Boxall

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I came across this website while looking for someone to repair, or advise on repairing, an Elu MOF 96 Router (Italian made). Is there anyone out there who knows about such things? It's a router I bought second hand after mine was stolen from a job I was doing. It seemed pretty good until the plastic button you depress to lock/unlock the spindle more or less disintegrated, as though suffering from 'plastic fatigue' if there were such a thing. Any ideas about where I might find a replacement?
 
Fortunately these machines were very popular and DeWalt carried on using the model when they took over Elu, I don't think it was even that long ago they finally retired the model, so spares are quite readily available.

 
There are few places that stock new parts a quick web search will bring them up. Parts are also usually available on eBay.
I personally just buy another crappy donner machine for the bits I need which is usually far cheaper than buying spares. A 110V model is usually around £20 or less!
 
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