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1. 
   brownman | Oct 30, 2010 11:37pm | #1

   It could be that there is something stuck in the adjustment rods( like dust ), that's causing it to stick. There's definately something wrong and I would advise against forcing anything until you figure out what it is. If you break a part on a Ryobi tool your chances of getting replacement parts is almost nil. At least based on my past experience with a Ryobi router. Their tools are generally made for  ocassional home owner use . Good luck!

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   johnsthk | Jan 07, 2012 11:13pm | #2

   can't adjust ryobi router

   Tom 1942,

   i'm having the same problem with my ryobi.  did you ever find a solution to this problem?

   thanks,

   Harry