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I have a broken drill , we will try to find out what the problem is, You will see how we take this drill apart en check out the components and parts.
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first of all we will check the power.
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plug your drill into a power outlet and try it.
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If the machine wants to start but immediately shuts down , there is a chance the brushes needs to be replaced.
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If no power comes up ( like mine) you have to check the power cord first
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remove the 2 flathead/ torx screws holding the plastic frame at the bottom.
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remove the flathead/torx screw at the upper side of the frame.
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slide the frame to the right.
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check the brown and blue wire with a multimeter.
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put the red probe from the multimeter on the brown cable and ( copper head)and the black probe of the multimeter on the blue wire ( copper head)
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if you measure 230 V it should be ok ( in Europe it is 230 V.. i think in the US it would be 110V ...)
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Remove power cable by removing the 2 flathead/torx screws.
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be gently and careful with the condensator. ( yellow "briwk" with the 2 black small wires.
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remove the 2 small screws holding the brown and blue powerwires.
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check fot bad connections. ( in this case you will see one bad connection from the condensator )
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pull out the switch to check the connections and measure out the switch.
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how more powerfull the motor , the more likely a bad switch is.
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remove the 2 swal torx (t9) screws , holding the brush head.
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when replacing : push the brush in the head ; click the wire on the right place and put it back. sometimes you will need to push the brush in place.
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remove 1 torx ('t9) screw to remove the brush head.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
