20 Most Recent Electric 3/8" Close Quarter Right Angle Drill Ul Questions & Answers

There are quite a few bearings in there Items 23, 26, 20, 17, 13. I would double check all the bearings. Not something I have seen but given your description of the sound I would look at them again. I usually change them all if one is bad. I hate to change one and have the customer come back a month later with another one making noise. Also do not sand the brushes. You can use emery cloth on the armature commutator bars where the brushes ride but most brushes are shaped to fit the contour of the armature so be careful not to sand them flat. There is no need to sand them either. If the armature shorts out the tool will throw off excessive sparking and it would need a new armature and brush set anyway.

If it's a corded drill, the cord is probably broken where it goes into the drill. If it's a cordelss drill, the battery contacts (on the battery or in the battery receptacle on the drill) are loose or dirty.

In other words, when you tilt it the power is shut off to the drill.

If you want more info, let me know.

Charlie

That was not the part number shown on the parts diagram at servicenet.dewalt.com. The tool is from the 1970s and is obsolete. I doubt you will be able to find a switch for it.

Here is a link. Contact these people. Kango was owned by Milwaukee but you can't get parts from the US anymore. I had to get a part from these folks in the UK.

http://www.knighton-tools.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_copy_of_Milwaukee.html

Check the wiring first. Here is a link with a list of wiring diagrams. You will need to see which serial number you have then just click on the link for the diagram.

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/PartsAndService/DownloadManuals/PartsWiring.aspx?ProductId=0228-1

I would check with local starter rebuild shops. It is basically the same concept.

I looked at a breakdown for both tools and neither one lists a chuck, I know they have one and I would think that they will interchange BUT I would suggest calling them at 1-800-879-8000 and speak with a technical specialist for the final answer. Hope this helps

Make sure to get a lithium battery one no matter which brand you choose, personally I prefer Ridgid

WOW - I'VE LOOKED UP ALL POSSIBLE DYNA DRILLS AND I DON'T THINK YOUR DRILLING FOR OIL, BUT UNDER DYNA DRILL DRIVERS I FOUND A WEB SITE FOR RAMSET THAT HANDLES THIS PRODUCT BUT COULD NOT FIND YOUR MODEL CHECK SITE AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN FIND

Question edited for clarity. Amazon do a 4 way universal, or take the chuck into a local engineering supply company for a key that fits or a new chuck and key. Every city has them. https://www.google.com/search?q=Jobmate+55-5901-6+drill+press+replacement+chuck+key https://www.icscuttingtools.com/Search.htm?ss360Query=chuck%20keys and it looks like the maker has gone. https://www.google.com/search?q=Jobmate+55-5901-6+drill+press ..

£12 for the whole kit if is is like this one? https://www.google.com/search?q=power+devil+drill+driver+PDX96CB ..

Where does the white wire inside the battery charger go to it came undone and I don't know which prong goes to

Check the battery has charged or the voltage is high enough to accept a charge.

If the battery goes flat, the charger may ignore it and it will never charge.

http://www.acehardwaresuperstore.com/mansfield-18v-dual-drill-battery-pack-p-80019.html?ref=42

To remove the oven door on a Maytag MGR5775QDS range, you can follow these general steps:

1. Open the oven door completely to access the hinges.
2. Locate the hinge locks on both sides of the door. These are usually small levers or clips.
3. Use a flathead screwdriver or your fingers to flip the hinge locks toward the oven cavity, releasing them from their locked position.
4. With the hinge locks released, close the oven door halfway.
5. Lift the oven door up and off the hinges by pulling it toward you and lifting it away from the oven.
6. Place the oven door on a flat surface, such as a table or countertop, to work on it or store it.

Remember to exercise caution when handling the oven door, as it may be heavy and awkward to maneuver. If you're unsure or uncomfortable with removing the oven door yourself, it's always a good idea to consult the appliance's manual or contact a professional for assistance.