20 Most Recent Dewalt 18 Volt Compact Drill Kit Questions & Answers

Dewalt 18V XRP Clutch Slipping

it very economical to repair the drill. replace the transmission.

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Feb 02, 2019

Keyless Chuck releases bit when reversed

hi
open the chuck all the way and then look down in the centre of the chuck you should see a cross head screw
unscrew and the chuck should pull out as this is on a taper system ( note the screw is left hand thread )

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Jan 23, 2018

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My chuck will not tighten.

it is most likely stripped out and will need to be replaced

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Aug 19, 2016

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Removing the dewalt DC925 'rohm' chuck

I simply placed the chuck into a large vise and turned the drill counter clockwise and the chuck spun right off no problem without damaging anything!! It does have some thread lock on the chuck but just use your man strength and its as simple as turning the lid off the pickle jar! Do not waste your time or money with the removal tool...YOU DONT NEED IT!

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Mar 28, 2016

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Battery won't charge. Light pattern on the charger is " ._._._. Is this battery bad.

What is the residual voltage on your battery, if it is too low, charger will not engage. If the voltage is below the threshold allowed, simply jolt the Nickel Cadmium battery with a car charger to bring it up, then install on charger.

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Aug 14, 2015

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How to change a keyless chuck dw958

DEWALT DW958 Power Tool Battery ReplacementType: Ni-MHVolt: 18VCapacity: 3000mAhColor: BlackWeight: 1160gDimension: 136.80x85.43x113.00mm

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Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on May 20, 2015

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Replaceing chuck on a Dewalt Dw511 1/2" hammer drill.

Open the chuck jaws and you will see a screw in the center of chuck, it is left hand thread. remove it and use a large bent handle allen wrench putting the short portion in the jaws and tightening. Shift the drill to the low position and have the clutch in the drill only position. place the handle of the wrench at about a 30 degree angle to strike it counterclockwise. put the chuck on a block of wood or workbench and hit it, this might take a couple times but it will come off. Let me know if you still need help

Dewalt 18 Volt... | Answered on Jan 04, 2015

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