SKILL MODEL 6225 3/8" DRILL FROZEN REVERSE - Drills

All questions need 'make model (what it is)' as the first 3 words.

It is likely to be the selector, Undo-Lock-Clockwise, or it is the gearbox or switching mechanism, depending on type.

With make and model not stated, you can look it up

make model only works in reverse

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this picture of the drill is familiar or similar to a "skill" made drill
talk with a service agent for skill, B&D woulf machines and you may get a cross match or even a handle from a failed drill

The now vintage B&D model 7004 type 1 was a single-speed, non-reversible drill. There is no reverse switch.

you should have specified the brand and model of your mobile to give the exact driver and pc suite.

Anyways!!
here is the link where you can choose and select the best mt 6225 driver for your model.
http://search.4shared.com/q/ABA/10/mt+6225
- it has 5 pages, just scroll from that pages and you will find what you are looking for.

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either the switch lever is broken or jumped out of the recess. suggest going to makitatools.com for a breakdown.

I would check to see that ID of the blade arbor matches the OD of the motor arbor, and you are not missing an adapter ring. Then I would get some acetone and a wire brush clean all surfaces where the blade seats. This is also good practice for Jacobs chucks on drills, that allow the drill bits to spin.

Jim

If it's anything like their other drills, there is a safety screw with left-hand threads inside chuck.

1. Uncscrew screw CLOCKWISE until loose.
   
2. Then insert the short arm of a 3/8" hex wrench and tighten.
   
3. Strike long arm of wrench sharply counter-clockwise and chuck should loosen to unthread from spindle.

Skill repair center are all over check for location at Skill web site

Yes .. should find it here http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/bosch-tool-parts.html
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Hi your best chance is to try ebay for one with the motor gone.
Other than that best you can do is buy another drill the same so you will have a spare battery.
You could try Skill for a gear but it probably will be the price of a new drill.