Milwaukee c 18 dd model parts list/manual

on the bench drill ( drill stand ) if you see a long slot in the shafts when you pull the drill down all the way , the you will need a tapered bit of metal that fits in that slot
Drive the metal through so that it forces the chuck assembly out of the morse taper
You can get replacement units from any good tool shop

Yes this does have brushes, they are mounted on plastic plate that has to be soldered onto the switch. That noise might be the vanes that have broken off the main rotor. If you open it up you will be able to see. Yes they can be repaired but check with the milwaukee agent for cost. Some times it is more cost effective to buy a body only. Brush card is cheap about nine pound inc vat.

Sounds like your switch has burnt out. Will not shut the power off.
Not sure if you can pull the switch out after you push it in.

Hi,
go to www. ereplacementparts.com
they have them there...

heatman101

try parts direct or replacement parts on the net.

Go to Milwaukeetool.com and look under parts manuals. Type in the model you need and all the electrical/parts drawings will come up. You will need the serial number as well to get the most current drawing.

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/milwaukee-061220-ser-311a-144-volt-compact-driverdrill-parts-c-131_5138_7732.html

usually you would remove the chuck first under my name in the profile section is the tip for chuck removal, it is a standard thread probably 1/2-13. As far as the gears go try the site Milwaukeetool.com and type in your model number for a parts explosion. Let me know if I can help further

Hi, this website has parts diagram for your tool.
Hope this helps.

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/milwaukee-261020-ser-b53a-volt-magnum-1234-driverdrill-parts-c-131_5138_16331.html

Go to Dewaltservicenet.com and type in your model number in the middle of the page at the bottom. From there you should be able to download a schematic and some of the parts are component parts and don't have a lot of replacement items. It sounds like you broke the clutch or gearcase and both are components.