20 Most Recent Black & Decker 9072CTN 2.4V Cordless Screwdriver - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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What model of sander are you using? Have you looked for a hook or a catch that will release the tension on the paper? This is how most work.
With the model number or a photo, I can explain how.

To remove the moving Jaw you need to hold the release switch in the unlock possion as you pull the jaw off. If you need you can get the manual on the link below.


http://www.rockler.com/tech/RTD10000561AA.pdf

Hello. Please provide the following information to FixYa so that we may be able to assist with your issue. What is it? Brand name, manufacturer, complete model number. What is the problem you are having? Did it just start happening? Did it ever work? Any other information you can provide will allow us to assist you better. Thank You.

I use a hammer a lot.
It depends on what you are working on.

Here's the link to the manual, click the download pdf button and save to your pc or print it.

http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/Products/Detail?productNumber=BDL200S

You can try going to Dewaltservicenet.com and in the middle of the page towards the bottom is a box for manuals/schematics. Type in your model number and it will tell you whether they have it or not, if not there is a box for contact us and you can request one be sent to you.

It most likely is, depending wether or not it has been "obsoleted". Will likely need to be purchased though mfg. Possible repair manual may be avail from their site.

Push in both red tabs and pull off.

No, just the part that trims.

The batteries are past their usefull live. Time for new batteries. OR, use a manual screwdriver.

The site is working for me... but it redirects to the following page anyway, so you might want to cut ans paste the following address into your web browser and go from there:
http://www.blackanddecker.com/MemberCenter/

Go to Blackanddecker.com and on the right side of the page towards the top click on the link there and try and register your tool. If I have helped would you please rate my answer accordingly

This should be the correct part for your drill, but since you didn't provide a model number, I can't be absolutely certain.
Follow this link: http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/Products/PartDetails.aspx?partid=104692
Have a look at this manual and see if your drill is the same.
http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/477322-00,CD140S%20DRILL.pdf
If not, check the home page of the dewalt service center site and navigate to the correct site by inputting your model number.
I hope this helps! If so, please take a second to rate this post.
Thanks.

not car so moved this to TOOLS (hand) google the user manual or as maker SWINGLINE

its not a car so move you to TOOLS (general)most times the battery is now NOGOOD>Milwaukee M18 Cordlessbla bla.never have just one battery or not be able to tell which end is wrong of 3.battery ,charger or tool

take a small brush like one you would use to clean a gun. clean it well and use gun oil to lube it

Probably torx although we have no idea what your referring to

For the first, I used "Phillips 0 driver bit" in my Google search. That got several links, including https://www.amazon.com/Phillips-Driver-Long-Miniature-Screws/dp/B07NBP3D7K . The second search was "#0 square driver bit". Amazon had a single bit in stock. Ace Hardware has this 2 pack: https://www.acehardware.com/departments/tools/power-tool-accessories/screwdriver-bits/2160976. Both of these are 1" long 1/4" hex shank for use in any quick-change 1/4" bit holder. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells