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I fixed it one of the cables had melted onto the motor i replaced it works fine now ....thanks anywayI fixed it one of the cables had melted onto the motor i replaced it works fine now ....thanks anyway
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In most cases triggers either work or they have to be replaced. There are no repairable parts in them and lubricating them usually results in more dust sticking to them and the plastic breaks down from the lube and the problems get worse. Try blowing any debris out of the trigger with compressed air while working the switch. If that doesn't work, the replacement trigger for your drill is part number 152274-22 and is fairly easy to replace. Shop around on the web for the part as they run $50 to $70 plus shipping.
It's not unusual for Dewalt triggers to go bad and it appears you have correctly tested the trigger. You can test the motor by wiring it directly to the battery but hold on to it and only give it a short burst of power so it doesn't spin out of the case. Dewalt triggers are fairly easy to find online but shop around, they're not cheap.
These generally have a 2 year warranty and I'm sure these are well out of warranty. Afraid that they really aren't a repairable item as you'll probably find it will be cheaper to replace them. But call the Customer Service line all the same and they can put you in contact with the Service Centre in your area - 1800 444 224
yes this is normal the spark keeps motor from stalling out by taking away the friction spark by making own spark the clunk is the drill brake so you dont brake your hand when screw goes in all the way unlike old drills that kept going even when your hand was attached to it
I fixed it one of the cables had melted onto the motor i replaced it works fine now ....thanks anyway
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