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Dewalt DW983K - 2 heavy - duty XRP 1/2" 14.4v cordless drill/driver kit Questions & Answers
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My trigger for my dewalt 14.4v cordless drill
I have the same exact problem with my ryobi impact driver. I checked on my warranty first and i still have it, next I have to find the time to get it to a place so they can repair it under warranty. I'm pretty sure it's one of the boards that's connected to the trigger that's broke. Check your warranty if not check ebay for the piece. hope it helps!
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on Mar 25, 2011
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Part # of the Voltage Regulator in Dewalt Drill
The part number for the switch is
152274-19 . Dewalt doesn't sell the individual parts for the trigger assembly. It really depends on the manufacturer of the trigger at the time of production. You should be able to locate a company name on the side of the trigger switch assembly. It may be Marquardt. I am unaware of any way to order individual parts for these type switches. If you find a source please post.
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on Oct 02, 2009
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Remove the chuck dc970
I'm assuming you have a DCD970 as DeWalt doesn't have a DC970 and the DW970 is an impact driver. The chuck on your drill is a new design that doesn't have a lock screw inside the chuck, they are put on very tight with lock-tite to hold them on. They are made to be taken off with a special chuck holder and vice jig that only service centers have. The allen wrench method used on older chucks won't work as the chuck will just loosen when you hit the allen wrench. I have on occasion removed one by doing the following: Turn the chuck fully open then secure it in a vice with the drill straight up. Holding the drill body and using the handle for leverage, turn the drill counterclockwise, as you are looking down on it, with steady, strong pressure. If the chuck breaks free it will spin off easily. If you are at all afraid you may break the handle you may have to take or send it to a service center to have it removed.
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on May 14, 2019
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