Fixing IKEA FIXA 7.2V battery drill that won't spin - Repair
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2019
- In this video, I'm diagnosing and repairing an IKEA FIXA 7.2V battery drill that was not spinning continuously. The entire issue was really quite interesting as I haven't seen it happening until now. Additionally, I go over all of its parts so you can more easily fix yours in case it gets broken.
Check out the instructable for the project:
www.instructables.com/id/Fixi...
Tools used in the video:
Precision Screwdriver Set
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Soldering Iron Kit
- s.click.aliexpress.com/e/EcGyKtR2
Desk protection mat
- s.click.aliexpress.com/e/B8j71Yyu
Fixing IKEA FIXA 7.2V battery drill that won't spin - Repair
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Thank you very much! My drill was barely moving and sparks + smoke was coming out when barely pressing the trigger. I cleaned it as explained in this video and it works again!
Nice! I'm glad that I was able to help!
Thanks for sharing.
You are welcomed!
Hi there, thank you for sharing this.
I have the same drill, and the transistor labeled Q2 has blown. Do you have the reference of this component ?
Thank you.
No, unfortunately not as this was from a friend of mine. However, I think it will probably be a mosfet and not a transistor. Maybe try and replace it with a generic one?
Can I order charger?
I'm not sure. Check your local IKEA website.
Thanks, I opened mine as it was very slow.
I do not know why but an eight Philips screw popped out once I opened it and I cannot figure out where it comes from. Ideas?
Once open, the engine worked well, so opened the part towards the tip and greased the gears. I fear I put too much of it as I cannot close the four small screws without blocking the engine.
Make sure that everything is aligned properly. Grease shouldn't be an issue unless it is some very thick one.
@@TasteTheCode Thanks! Actually, I have noticed that if I tighten the four small screws joining the motor and the gear, it stops working. If I slightly loosen the screws (like just 1 turn) it gets back to work very fine.
Mine its not charging :/
That can be caused by a number of reasons but I would suggest that you first check the charger and from there trace the voltage inside the drill. A broken connector or cable is the usual suspect.
I don't understand mine is new and it's not spinning anymore
Hmmm is it charged?
@@TasteTheCode yes it's charged. I used it on the wall and it stopped. Still spinning inside but outside It doesn't move anything. Just a loud noise
It's fixa 14,4 am I wrong to use it on the wall?
Sounds like a broken gear. I don't think that is fixable. :(
These are meant to be use for screwing only. The wall drill might have put in too much force onto the gearbox.