Dude, thank you. Seriously one of the best breakdown tutorials I've seen on any repair! I'm an old fart chemical engineer who prefers to fix vs replace and 95% of the time prefer to do the work myself....so I've done my share of repairs and viewed many such tutorials. I'll definitely subscribe as I like your laid back, logical approach. You do a great job of putting in the appropriate knowledge (e.g. testing the brushless motor) so that someone who may not know can learn and better appreciate what's going on. Your skill set is evaporating in our day. Keep it going!
getting ready to do this myself Thank you for the video. I'm going to just start off with the wire harness replacement. I'll tear it apart once the new harness is delivered!
EGO is my choice for electrics. I have their original mower, the blower that preceeds that model you fized, the original chainsaw version and original larger sized string trimmer. It not up to pro level chainsaw, wacker, backback blower standards, but still quite good. HAPPY NEW YEAR SCOTT!
We wanted to sell Ego at the shop but I guess we are too close to someone already selling. That didn't stop them from asking us to fix their stuff so maybe we'll see more on the channel. Happy new year to you!
@@TheGreasyShopRag yeah but this video saved me a lot of money. I’ve never messed with electronics on really anything but I got it working so I have this video to thank.
ask yourself WHY? otherwise it will just keep repeating. I am not bothering to take mine apart and go through all that to replace a fuse so it happens again and again. EGO needs to recall all these blowers and update a fix for these boards. this is nonsense
My blower cuts off and and I check the battery and there is still quite a bit of battery left so I try again. The blower will start back up and blow for a while. It’s been doing it randomly so I’m afraid it’s going to eventually just stop working. Do you think that’s the wiring harness?
Thanks friend, do you know how much sleep you’re going to cause me. Thanks for a great video that I’ve been waiting for. Take care and have a great new year.
@@TheGreasyShopRag I’m learning and when you give me things I need to know that’s great. I’ve rewound an old circular saw. Sprayed the windings. Done a lot of things but never knew about touching wires together. You can never be bored , unless YOU decide to be. Yes I enjoy the trade. Take care.
Question on 445 Husqvarna bar oil vent. Having trouble finding quality information. Think it’s behind chain plate. Some say it has a duckbill others don’t. After turned off it continually leaks from several places. Oils probably, but seems to keep building pressure while just sitting. I think I found an IPL showing a duck bill with screen under bar plate. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
WHY DID THE FUSE BLOW? replacing a fuse without diagnosing the problem is like getting a cavity and asking why you got one and then never brushing your teeth.
@@TheGreasyShopRag Thanks for the reply. Yes, I got the part number from your video which is for the assembly, but only saw you replace the module and was hoping you had a source. Order is on the way.
I guess the proper answer involves the battery system a person has or wants to get in to. The latest units we sell are getting into the 600+ cfm range. Run time stinks for all of them despite what the packaging may say.
So how did you make this a warranty claim? I've had mine for about 3 years and now it wont do anything. Battery is good, checked motor and it is good also. Have no idea where my original receipt is...thinking it must be the control circuit.
The customer contacted Ego, confirmed warranty status, and was given our information along with paperwork that basically said we could repair it if it was manufacturer defects. I don't make the actual claims with the manufacturers so I don't know any more than that.
I’m just a girl😭 I have a newer version of this blower, and it just won’t blow. The battery is charged and the light comes on when I pull the trigger. just no air.
OK Right to it...Fuses blow for a reason...question is WHY...that is never discussed. I keep reading comments in Amazon and other forums where blower was working find and then stops. Mine also did the same after using everyday for 30 minutes and after 30 days dead. Without taking it apart I already know its a fuse. Question is why is a $300 item blowing a fuse on a simple freaking blower. THe circuitry is NOT designed properly. Either not big enough capacitor for the spike in power and load or something else but clearly this will keep happening so whats the point of replacing the fuse only for it to reoccur at random
@@sirwrenchalot I always hold the turbo down the entire time and it lasted about 30 days that way. The timing of how it died was interesting though. I hadn't used it that day, put a fully charged battery in and only lasted a few seconds after turning on and then DEAD. So if it was the turbo issue you think it would have happen during that operation after 15 minutes or so...either way faulty design. The next 1 I just bought was from Lowes and it will cover the 1 year warranty...Amazon is not authorized dealer...dont buy it from there unless you want to try it and send it back
@@AD-hs4cw trust me I did the same thing, got a new one and the warranty. You know it’s fucked when the help line knows exactly what happens and says your screwed. Like nice 👍🏼 if it wasn’t so good I’d spend 300 dollars somewhere else lol
As a dude that grew up in San Francisco in the 70s, I know that Ego death is never permanent... it always comes back.
Have a great new year!
Happy New Year!
I got one of those about 5 years ago. Still works perfectly. And it gets a lot of use.
Yep, sometimes they(electronics) last forever.
Dude, thank you. Seriously one of the best breakdown tutorials I've seen on any repair! I'm an old fart chemical engineer who prefers to fix vs replace and 95% of the time prefer to do the work myself....so I've done my share of repairs and viewed many such tutorials. I'll definitely subscribe as I like your laid back, logical approach. You do a great job of putting in the appropriate knowledge (e.g. testing the brushless motor) so that someone who may not know can learn and better appreciate what's going on. Your skill set is evaporating in our day. Keep it going!
@@tooldaddy828 Thanks for following the channel!
getting ready to do this myself Thank you for the video. I'm going to just start off with the wire harness replacement. I'll tear it apart once the new harness is delivered!
Good luck with your repair!
I Hate It When My Blower Has a Bigger EGO Than Me 😩😩😭 Lol Nice Diagnosis and Repair
EGO is my choice for electrics. I have their original mower, the blower that preceeds that model you fized, the original chainsaw version and original larger sized string trimmer. It not up to pro level chainsaw, wacker, backback blower standards, but still quite good.
HAPPY NEW YEAR SCOTT!
We wanted to sell Ego at the shop but I guess we are too close to someone already selling. That didn't stop them from asking us to fix their stuff so maybe we'll see more on the channel.
Happy new year to you!
Very informative, great job! mine just stopped working and I verified the battery voltage. I will resolve soon!
@@hansenyedi2226 Good luck with the repair!
I just came here to enjoy the video thank you I don't eve have a leaf blower
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
Great job sorting that one out 👍🏼
Thanks for watching!
nothing was sorted out other than replacing a fuse...ok have fun doing that repeatedly.
This video saved me from buying a whole new blower. Mine went out two weeks after the warranty expired!!
@@dtitus74 Bummer about the warranty.
@@TheGreasyShopRag yeah but this video saved me a lot of money. I’ve never messed with electronics on really anything but I got it working so I have this video to thank.
@@dtitus74 Glad to hear it. Good job with the repair!
ask yourself WHY? otherwise it will just keep repeating. I am not bothering to take mine apart and go through all that to replace a fuse so it happens again and again. EGO needs to recall all these blowers and update a fix for these boards. this is nonsense
@@AD-hs4cw I'm not sure if the replacement boards have an improvement or not.
So, what’s the part number?! 8:30 got it!!
Nice one, well done!
Thanks for watching!
My blower cuts off and and I check the battery and there is still quite a bit of battery left so I try again. The blower will start back up and blow for a while. It’s been doing it randomly so I’m afraid it’s going to eventually just stop working. Do you think that’s the wiring harness?
It sounds like possibly a switch but really it could be any of the electrical components...even the battery despite it still having capacity.
Thanks friend, do you know how much sleep you’re going to cause me. Thanks for a great video that I’ve been waiting for. Take care and have a great new year.
I'm glad to have somehow helped. Good night!
@@TheGreasyShopRag I’m learning and when you give me things I need to know that’s great. I’ve rewound an old circular saw. Sprayed the windings. Done a lot of things but never knew about touching wires together. You can never be bored , unless YOU decide to be. Yes I enjoy the trade. Take care.
@@steveriggenbach90 Well I try to keep looking for those odd tips. Thanks for watching!
Question on 445 Husqvarna bar oil vent. Having trouble finding quality information. Think it’s behind chain plate. Some say it has a duckbill others don’t. After turned off it continually leaks from several places. Oils probably, but seems to keep building pressure while just sitting. I think I found an IPL showing a duck bill with screen under bar plate. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Yes location is correct. Its a duckbill valve covered by a bronze sintered filter. Maybe its plugged up with schmutz.
@@TheGreasyShopRag thanks, Santa didn’t bring clutch removal tool. Now to look for local dealers. I like purchasing the correct tool for the job.
If you didn’t figure this out it would have crushed your ego
Lol!
What magnetic pickup tool are you using?
www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/fmm/flexible-micro-magnetic-pick-up-tool
I got the cfm750 and getting ready to make this repair on mine. Just stopped working all of a sudden.
Good luck with the repair and thanks for watching!
WHY DID THE FUSE BLOW? replacing a fuse without diagnosing the problem is like getting a cavity and asking why you got one and then never brushing your teeth.
To test the blower motor, could you have connected it directly to the battery to see if it would spin?
If it was a two wire brushed motor then I could have.
I have this same problem. Great video, but I can only find the complete assembly for sale. Is there a source for just the control module? Thanks, Lew
I only get oem ego parts and those come as an assembly.
@@TheGreasyShopRag Thanks for the reply. Yes, I got the part number from your video which is for the assembly, but only saw you replace the module and was hoping you had a source. Order is on the way.
Who makes a really good cordless electric blower?
I guess the proper answer involves the battery system a person has or wants to get in to. The latest units we sell are getting into the 600+ cfm range. Run time stinks for all of them despite what the packaging may say.
So how did you make this a warranty claim? I've had mine for about 3 years and now it wont do anything. Battery is good, checked motor and it is good also. Have no idea where my original receipt is...thinking it must be the control circuit.
The customer contacted Ego, confirmed warranty status, and was given our information along with paperwork that basically said we could repair it if it was manufacturer defects. I don't make the actual claims with the manufacturers so I don't know any more than that.
I’m just a girl😭 I have a newer version of this blower, and it just won’t blow. The battery is charged and the light comes on when I pull the trigger. just no air.
OK Right to it...Fuses blow for a reason...question is WHY...that is never discussed. I keep reading comments in Amazon and other forums where blower was working find and then stops. Mine also did the same after using everyday for 30 minutes and after 30 days dead. Without taking it apart I already know its a fuse. Question is why is a $300 item blowing a fuse on a simple freaking blower. THe circuitry is NOT designed properly. Either not big enough capacitor for the spike in power and load or something else but clearly this will keep happening so whats the point of replacing the fuse only for it to reoccur at random
I feel your frustration but have no idea why they make them the way they do.
Probably because you held the turbo button down for to long
@@sirwrenchalot I always hold the turbo down the entire time and it lasted about 30 days that way. The timing of how it died was interesting though. I hadn't used it that day, put a fully charged battery in and only lasted a few seconds after turning on and then DEAD. So if it was the turbo issue you think it would have happen during that operation after 15 minutes or so...either way faulty design. The next 1 I just bought was from Lowes and it will cover the 1 year warranty...Amazon is not authorized dealer...dont buy it from there unless you want to try it and send it back
@@AD-hs4cw trust me I did the same thing, got a new one and the warranty. You know it’s fucked when the help line knows exactly what happens and says your screwed. Like nice 👍🏼 if it wasn’t so good I’d spend 300 dollars somewhere else lol
Ive had 3 x 765cfm blowers go kaput since January. I've invested into 2x7.5ah and 2x5ah batteries so feeling rather pissed off.
Holy F.... that part is 75-80 American Pasos
What a bargain 😕