Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

5

Time Required

                          15 - 20 minutes

Sections

2

  • Drill
  • 2 steps
  • Motor
  • 3 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Drill
  • Remove the nine 15mm Philips #1 screws
  • Remove the two 12.5mm Philips #1 screws
  • Remove the two 10mm Philips #1 screws

Remove the nine 15mm Philips #1 screws

Remove the two 12.5mm Philips #1 screws

Remove the two 10mm Philips #1 screws

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Step 2

  • Lift one side of the drill casing off of the drill. Note that the drill casing consists of two pieces on either side of the drill.

Lift one side of the drill casing off of the drill. Note that the drill casing consists of two pieces on either side of the drill.

Step 3

              Motor
  • After opening the the casing, locate and grab the head of the drill. Twist the motor counter-clockwise and pull to detach it from the transmission.
  • However, do not pull too hard because the motor is attached to other components of the drill by wires.

After opening the the casing, locate and grab the head of the drill. Twist the motor counter-clockwise and pull to detach it from the transmission.

However, do not pull too hard because the motor is attached to other components of the drill by wires.

Step 4

  • After taking out the motor, you can observe two wires that are plugged in (or possibly soldered, depending on which variant you have) to the bottom of the motor. To detach the motor, unplug the wires or desolder their connections with a soldering iron as needed.
  • Mark or color code the black and red wires so you can return them to the correct position.

After taking out the motor, you can observe two wires that are plugged in (or possibly soldered, depending on which variant you have) to the bottom of the motor. To detach the motor, unplug the wires or desolder their connections with a soldering iron as needed.

Mark or color code the black and red wires so you can return them to the correct position.

Step 5

  • Wait for the wires and connectors to cool. Pull the wires from the motor and the motor should now be fully disconnected from the drill.

Wait for the wires and connectors to cool. Pull the wires from the motor and the motor should now be fully disconnected from the drill.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Kenny Ray Carder - Sep 28, 2016

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If my motor try to turn is there anything I can do to fix-it? :)