Difficulty

Easy

Steps

7

Time Required

                          1 - 3 minutes

Sections

4

  • Battery
  • 2 steps
  • Handle
  • 1 step
  • Chuck Sleeve
  • 2 steps
  • Adjustable Clutch
  • 2 steps

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Step 1

              Un-clip Battery
  • Grip the drill. Locate the red locking switch on the back of the battery. Hold the switch down.

Grip the drill. Locate the red locking switch on the back of the battery. Hold the switch down.

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Step 2

              Remove Battery
  • While holding down the red locking switch, slide the battery towards the back of the drill until the battery is fully removed from the drill.

While holding down the red locking switch, slide the battery towards the back of the drill until the battery is fully removed from the drill.

Step 3

              Remove Handle
  • Grip cordless drill firmly with left hand. Grip the cordless drill handle firmly with the right hand. Rotate the handle counterclockwise in order to remove the handle from the drill.

Grip cordless drill firmly with left hand. Grip the cordless drill handle firmly with the right hand. Rotate the handle counterclockwise in order to remove the handle from the drill.

Step 4

              Remove the screw from the chuck sleeve
  • The chuck sleeve is held on by a 20mm Phillips #2 screw in the center.This screw is reverse threaded. Insert a Phillips #2 screwdriver and rotate it clockwise to loosen and remove it.

The chuck sleeve is held on by a 20mm Phillips #2 screw in the center.This screw is reverse threaded. Insert a Phillips #2 screwdriver and rotate it clockwise to loosen and remove it.

Step 5

              Remove the chuck sleeve
  • The threaded hole the screw was in is in the shape of a 6-point star. Insert a T40 Torx Key and rotate it clockwise to loosen and remove the chuck sleeve.

The threaded hole the screw was in is in the shape of a 6-point star. Insert a T40 Torx Key and rotate it clockwise to loosen and remove the chuck sleeve.

Step 6

              Remove the screws from the adjustable clutch
  • Set the adjustable clutch to the “1” setting before beginning. This will make it easier to remove.
  • The adjustable clutch is held on by 2 20mm T10 Torx screws. Insert a T10 Torx screwdriver and rotate it counterclockwise to loosen and remove each screw.

Set the adjustable clutch to the “1” setting before beginning. This will make it easier to remove.

The adjustable clutch is held on by 2 20mm T10 Torx screws. Insert a T10 Torx screwdriver and rotate it counterclockwise to loosen and remove each screw.

Step 7

              Remove the adjustable clutch
  • Firmly grip the outside of the adjustable clutch and pull it off.
  • There is a metal washer behind the adjustable clutch that holds in 12 small ball bearings. Hold the drill so it is pointing up slightly so the washer and bearings do not fall out.

Firmly grip the outside of the adjustable clutch and pull it off.

There is a metal washer behind the adjustable clutch that holds in 12 small ball bearings. Hold the drill so it is pointing up slightly so the washer and bearings do not fall out.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Richard Favara - Mar 8, 2018

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Jameson,

Beautifully done. I have a question. The phillips head screw is all screwed up there isn’t any way I can loosen it. If I could put of of those screw looseners on it that you hit with a hammer to break the screw loose that would probably work but the chuck doesn’t open enough to do that. Besides dynamite or a band saw do you know of any other way to get the cover off so I can get some other tools on that screw? Speaking of a band saw can I cut off the black plastic cover on the chuck and will that allow me to get to that screw? Before you ask yes I heard you the screw is a left hand thread.l Thank you.

RTFavara (Richard)