20 Most Recent Makita 6349DWDE 18V 1/2" MXT Driver - Drill Kit Questions & Answers

Are you sure you do not have a tourque adjustment problem. If not I do not believe Makita will want to send you parts,you would have to know what is precisely wrong and by the time you went back and forth you might as well find nearest dealer for repairs and google search Makita.com for service parts near you + zip code to get your drill fixed.

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Here is a breakdown of your drill. #36 is the reversing switch. https://www.ereplacementparts.com/makita-td020dsew-72v-lithiumion-cordless-impact-screw-driver-parts-c-97_106_116_7514.html

Hi, the simplest and best solution is to replace the whole chuck. This is a cheap and easy thing to do and suitable 13mm chucks are available online from lots of different manufacturers and are nearly all compatible. here is link to a genuine Makita replacement chuck , but there are plenty of cheaper brands to choose from. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/keyless-drill-chuck-p-90496.html Hope this was of use to you.

I had the same problem on my 8444, it was out of warranty (just over 2 years old) so I stripped it and found the plastic gear selector ring worn out. Was livid at this as these drills are marketed on the strength of the "all metal" MXT gearbox! Makita UK, to their credit, sent me a replacement gearbox free of charge when I pointed this out to them.

A year on and the replacement gearbox has now started doing the same in 3rd (high) gear. Doubt I can get another free 'box out of Makita (they would probably say I fitted it incorrectly) so am looking at buying just the drill body, which comes out at around £60 and will work with my existing batteries. Just not sure if I would trust the replacement not to fail, but a similarly powerful drill with 2 batteries would cost me wel over £200.

go to either the tip section or refer to my profile and you will find detailed instructions on how to remove the chuck. Let me know if you have any problem finding them.

the screw is stripped

Try two channel lock pliers.
Hold the bit close the the base with one.
Take the other (cloth comes in handy here to prevent marring) and turn the chuck counter clockwise to release.

Alternative (little WD40 on the chuck)
One channel lock plier hold the chuck and put the drill in reverse.
The WD40 should allow the chuck to release easier.

Good luck!

there is a collar inside the clutch assemble that probably has the top of the teeth worn off. Unless you find a service center that has saved some good ones you probably will have to replace the whole clutch assembly.

could be the clutch needs replaced, but I would check to make sure the high/low switch is fully engaged. Inside the clutch there is ring gear that could have the teeth rounded off I would go to Makitatools.com and type in your model number for a breakdown so you can see what you are getting into, they are not that hard if you are mechanically inclined and just watch how you do it.

Hello,
Here's a link to a site with your model cordless impact driver.
Hope this helps.

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ridgid-r8823-cordless-impact-driver-parts-c-7929_8253_8270.html

dont think its http://www.toolbarn.com/product/makita/6349DWDE/

Do you leave them plugged into the mains all the time? Voltage spike possibly. They can be repaired, but you need the model number in the search query. https://www.google.com/search?q=Makita+charger+repair ..

the light is normally activates by the trigger, so either the switch has gone faulty or the wires running to bulb are contacting. press the helpful button and check link below Makita BTD142 Trigger Switch Replacement

The Makita DC18RC charger is equipped with a diode labeled D14 that helps regulate the voltage. It is a 1N4007 diode, which is a 1-Amp, 1000-Volt diode. You can find the electrical schematic for the DC18RC charger online with a quick search.

Send it for warranty repair. They are supposed to be tough. https://www.google.com/search?q=Makita+DGD800+18v+die-grinder ..

I don't really know how a chuck works. I use them often on a drill press, cordless drills, etc. My grandfather always said to "check the simple things first." Could something have gotten in the way like saw dust, dirt.....? ? I might suggest trying using compressed air and blow it out? You can buy a can of compressed air at office depot.

There are no serviceable parts in this charger, it is a replacement item