Need to know if a Black & Decker 5093 1.5" Macho SR Rotary Hammer works as a chipping hammer where the drill does not rotate?

there's a button behind the trigger for locking the trigger at full speed. there's a button above the trigger for clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation. there's a button on the top for hammer mode or regular mode. Hammer mode is for concrete, it basically makes the drill bit hammer in turning the concrete underneath it to dust as opposed to cutting with a sharp edged drill bit for regular stuff like wood or metal. If yours has numbers those are for torque settings, and are hardly ever used by professionals.

Before the invention of the hammer drill, people face a lot of trouble drilling in the tight spaces. They had to break down the parts in smaller units in order to drill it properly. But, now the time has changed and the users can easily drill on a portable manner. But, one might wonder, what makes the best hammer drill
? The answer is being more and more complicated each year with so many brands on the market.

The market offering is huge and most of the brands are continuously reinventing their products. We have analyzed many different drills from cordless hammer drill to a corded hammer drill, to hammer drill machine to cordless hammer drill drivers. Thus, we have come up with these top picks.

Look for a lever that has signs hammer/drill or just drill Place the lever in the hammer position.

check the position of the hammer select levers on the machine . If they are not in the fully selected position then the gears inside will not engage. They can move from finger movement accidently

The 7C does have a chipping feature on it. If it is vibrating without rotating check the selectory knob.

You can get the brushes from here

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-5095-type-101-112-rotary-hammer-parts-c-4167_7879_12341.html

The SDS designation relates more to the type of chuck on the tool for the bits than to the tool/drill itself. There are both chisels and drill bits with SDS-Plus and SDS-Max shanks, SDS-Max being the the larger of the two. As far as the tools go: Demolition hammers will only hammer and can only use pointed chisels, scaling chisels, scrapers, etc, not anything like a drill bit that requires spinning to work. Rotary hammers can hammer and rotate the bits. Rotary hammers have a selector switch with two or three positions; one for hammer only for the above demolition bits, one for rotary hammer for use with carbite tipped drill bits, and some have a position for rotation only. The rotary hammer is a more versitile tool but more expensive because of extra workings inside.

You need to open the chuck and remove the bolt from the bottom of it[usually a #2 phillips].The next step is to insert a 5/16 allen wrench into the chuck and tighten the chuck.Hold the drill with the chuck facing away from you then strike the allen wrench with a hammer on the right side[so it goes down] and now you will be able to remove it by hand,good luck.

most of these types of tools have a manual switch it will be located on the body of the drill just behind the chuck on top or bottom or oposit the grip handle. some models have 2 switches.you want to make sure the switch points to the picture that shows a hammer and drill together.also rember it needs to have down pressure for the hammer part to activate.

I have bad news for you, most of the parts for this tool are obsolete no replacement including the tune up kit. If you want to double check go to Dewaltservicenet.com and type in your model number.