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LewisM

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Hi, my drill bushes burnt out and I've changed them but now when I fully tighten the case the drill doesn't work at all, but when the case is loose the drill works fine.

Any ideas

Drill is Hitachi DV18DSDL


Thanks Lewis
 
check that the motor and gearbox are correctly seated., and that there's nothing that fouls on the case when tightened.

possibility you've trapped a brush lead and the case pulls the brush out of contact with the comm.
 
wow, an agree from SWD instead of a scouser insult. i'm impressed. :D:D:D.
 

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