Введение
The DeWalt DW920 Motor Replacement is a simple and effective way to replace your damaged motor in the DeWalt DW920, which is a power tool used as a drill. This repair may be needed after years of a motor being used, and may be worn out or damaged. Replacing the motor will not only make it feel like a brand new device, it will give you years of use with a new motor. Special skills are not required for this and instructions to build are in the steps section.
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Use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to remove the four screws to open up the case.
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Remove the outer housing to reveal the screws that are used to connect the outer covering of the drill.
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Use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to remove all the screws that join the two parts of the casing.
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Take the two halves of the housing and carefully pry them apart.
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Find and replace the old trigger. The trigger assembly should be found inside the drill.
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The trigger is the component affixed to the motor and the wires. Loosen the wiring of the trigger carefully so that you can separate the connections of the terminals.
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Install the new trigger. Place the new trigger in the position within the housing where the old trigger originated from.
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Solder the wires together by placing the terminal in the connector.
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Make sure the trigger is locked tightly in its position.
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To reassemble the drill align the two halves of the housing back in their original positions, making sure that the internal parts, and in particular the trigger, are correctly positioned.
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Put the screws back into their respective holes and fasten them with the Phillips #2 screwdriver.
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Test the trigger either by connecting the battery again or plugging the drill back in.
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Pull the trigger to make the drill glide and to engage the rig. If it will not operate correctly, retract and examine its wiring and the position of the trigger.
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Gently lift the motor and trigger mechanism out from the frame of the drill.
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Locate where the motor assembly is attached to the trigger mechanism and carefully detach the wires at their solder points.
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Mark where the two cables was connected using a masking tape or similar.
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Solder the new motor assembly wires to the trigger mechanism in the same fashion that the old motor was.
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Remember to check the markers from the step before and solder the cables on the right place.
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- Follow the case replacement guide for how to replace the case on the drill.
- The trigger replacement guide is located above.
- To reassemble the device, follow the instructions in reverse.
- Follow the case replacement guide for how to replace the case on the drill.
- The trigger replacement guide is located above.
- To reassemble the device, follow the instructions in reverse.