Tighten the screw inside were the drill bits or attachments go this is a reverse threaded screw try using lock tight also
SOURCE: Ryobi impact drill compatibility with normal drill bits
Round bits are not compatible with the Ryobi impact drivers. You need the hex shank "quick connect" bits and accessories. There is an adapter available. it is basically a regular style of keyless drill chuck with the quick connect hex shank that should fit right in to your Impact.
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The problem is most likely the switch.http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-cordless-drill-parts-c-7931_8051.html
SOURCE: my 18v ryobi cordless drill does not hold a drill
Make sure the screw for the chuck (down inside
the chuck) is tight this happened 2 me. Brought it back
2 h/d The clerk played with it and the chuck screw fell out.
They replaced the whole 4 pack instead of just the drill.
SOURCE: My Ryobi 18V cordless drill
This could be caused by several things.
open it all the way and check the claws for damage or something stuck in them
there should be an allen head bolt inside at the base...check to see if this is loose....it is a left hand thread, if it is tight and the problem is damaged claws then take out this allen bolt, tighten a large allen key in jaws (or grab the outside with visegrips) and give it a sharp snap to the right to remove the end and replace it.
SOURCE: ryobi 18v drill keyless chuck stuck
Try holding the bit in a vice and gently tap the chuck off of the bit and see it it releases the pressure on the jaws.
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