Dewalt Drill chuck replacement - Removing a screw-on chuck - DCD796 DCD791 DCD790
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We replace the broken chuck on this DeWalt DCD796 combi hammer drill. Normal chucks have a set screw down inside the throat to remove the chuck but these type need to be unscrewed from the shaft while it's being held tight. I show you how to do this safely and to avoid damaging your gearbox. Should work with any drill that takes these screw-on type chucks, Makita, Milwaukee, Hitachi, Hikoki, AEG, Bosch etc.
May also work with DeWalt DCD991, DCD996, DCD771, DCD796, DCD998, or any other model that doesn’t have a set screw.
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DeWalt make it difficult because they want you to buy a new drill. I reckon they are making the Chuck weaker deliberately, the last two dewalt drills I bought had chuck failure within 2 years. The rest of the unit is top notch. Thanks for the vid!
Like most tool companies probably
I just got my second dewalt drill with the same chuck problem. Dewalt chucks are garbage.
I’ve had two chucks go in year or two old dewalts consecutively
Planned obsolescence to the max. Thank you for this info. Great production values.
I thought that my only solution was to buy a new drill, but for about $40 I'm back in business. Clear and concise instructions, well filmed many thanks.
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the comment 👍
Thank you Sir, everyone kept saying there was a Tork screw and I kept stating there was none. All fixed now.
Massive thank you for this video, saved my 6 month old Dewalt drill when the chuck bound up today, clear and perfect instructions!
Thank you! So glad I could help you out.
I wonder how many Stanley Black and Decker "brains" it took to think of such a horrible design.
I think it was mostly designed by the accountants
They told the Chinese to make it as complex as possible.
I agree to a degree. I also think that maybe the negates gear box damage.?
Great job!! I'm glad I listened to your video, because I was about to muscle the chuck off and would have destroyed the gears. Anyway, your instructions saved the day---Thank You!!!
Glad to help! Thanks for your comment!
Thanx for the tutorial... I found a completely different problem with my drill than what I originally thought, but with your vid, I was able to repair my Dewalt...
That’s awesome! Glad my little video was helpful, and you where able to have some success.
Bravo on the chuck replacement! Holy cow. I have replaced a clutch on much older tools but not any of my new DeWalt. Frankly, I am hoping they don't require this anytime soon. If they do. I will be using this as my reference instructions. I am happy with my DeWalt tools so I hope they hold out for many years yet. GREAT video and thank you so much!
Yes not as easy as on the older tools 😅 I’m happy with my dewalt stuff as well, but there’s a few cost cutting measures evident on the newer gear. Thanks for the comment 😄👍
A few months ago my helper du jior over worked my Dewalt battery drill (didn't really think it was possible). The, I needed a stubby drill with a hole saw for a tight space. I bought a new brushless model. Recently, while helping a friend, he borrowed my drill and an 1-3/8" holesaw. He tried forcing the chuck through the hole. Not a happy ending. I bought a new chuck and now here I am, trying to figure out how to change the darn thing. Thank you sir for this video. I thought I was going crazy trying to make my Torx wrenches fit that little "screw".
And people wonder why I get funny about lending my tools. This is why 😆
Danke für den tollen Tipp, hat super geklappt. 👍
Sehr gerne, freut mich dass ich helfen konnte 👍
Holy crap. If I fix this drill I'm going to keep it as payment. I appreciate you man.
Ha! Yes the time spent to repair makes this not very economical.
I've a Dewalt drill almost identical to this one . Was preparing to ship to dewalt folks. Thought I'd check CZcams. Thanx for the well prepared video. Think I'll check my drills model #. Maybe order a new chuck. Give this a try. Thanks again
You’re very welcome, hopefully you can save a few bucks and do it yourself. Thanks for commenting.
Great video, just finished changing mine out, ty
Thank you! Hope it works well for you 👍
Not sure why DeWalt does a lot of things...great video. Thanks 👍
This is a good one cousin! You are right, I have three drills I have to reexamine after your video:)
It’s easy once you know how!
Quality, I knew it was only a matter of time before someone published the correct how to on this.
Hope it helped!
Nice. Will be helpful for me in case my drill gets damaged.
FYI, this chuck and procedure also work on a DCD792. True, going back together is the toughest part, it can take some finagling to line everything back up. Just take your time, and don't force anything! If it doesn't fall into place, something isn't lined up right. That last plastic cover fought me for a bit, had to wiggle it just right and it fell right in. Thanks!
Great info, thanks for sharing!
Very good video, thanks for the helpful content!👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Very thorough video, thanks.
You’re welcome, hope you found it helpful.
Job well done!
Great helpful tip. Worked perfectly on my one. I don't have a breaker bar so used a Allen key and a old mountain bike handlebar to get the extension 😎
I’m glad you found it helpful!
Thanks mate, good clear video👍🏻
You’re welcome, thanks for the comment
Dziękuje, właśnie takiej instrukcji potrzebowałem.
Thank You ;)
You’re welcome, I’m glad it was helpful!
Well done great video these chucks are a nightmare to do. I do some amateur repairs on youtube too but never tried one of these before.
Liked and subscribed
Thanks for the comment! Yes not sure what DeWalt were thinking with this design. I’ll be sure to check out your channel 👍
@@TheBasementChannel thanks for replying
Thanks. very helpfull!
My Deepest Condolences to you Always . You Have My Support Completely.
Excellent video
Thank you!
I don't know how I missed you had a video out! Nice job, I though it broke when it slipped out the vice. I cant say I've ever had a chuck go on a drill, my drill is on its last legs though and. I think this may put me off DeWALT.
I’ve actually had a fairly good run with my dewalt stuff. This drill chuck got massively overheated leading to the failure. But really when it comes to tools, you’re buying into the battery system.
This method by far is the safest (for the drill) out there. One thing.. you don't need to remove all the case screws.. you can just loosen some on the back side (furthest from the chuck) so that the front part of the case opens enough to remove the two springs (one on each side). The chuck/gear assembly comes right out after that. There are some crazy destructive methods shown on youtube for doing this... even cutting off the chuck with a cutting disk... cripes... tis crazy.
Great tips! Thanks for adding to the knowledge pool.
Well done instruction. Thanks. Have that same drill.
You’re welcome, thanks for the comment!
It's particularly fun when the gearbox comes apart and you need to put that back together. Still, job done, my drill is working again
Yes it’s like a 3D puzzle for adults. Good job getting it all back together 👍
Can confirm gearbox damage, from.a standard removal attempt. RIP, DCD791. Pretty sad that my $50 Harbor Freight drill has the chuck put on the standard way, yet now they all going to these wobbly non-wear chuck mounts.
Good feedback, thanks for taking one for the team 👍
Excellent Job, and about the only other way is to cut it off, but that is really dicey, and I would only do it on an older nastier drill. Your drill here is in like new condition. DeWalt should be ashamed on this whole drill chuck issue, but it looks like newer drills have improved, at least in the case of runout issues. Put a Rohm chuck on it next time! Peace! 👍
My chuck siezed up yesterday, my company immedietly ordered me a new one and I get to keep the old. The boss suggested I should rebuild it and keep it as back up.
Why not, for a few bucks you should have a working drill again!
Today I was reaming a metal plate with a 10mm bit and I over tightened the chuck which subsequently jammed. Ended up deforming the chuck and now it turns is roughly. That metal case is delicate.
I get what you're saying but also think maybe they thought as you made the point of it's to protect the gear box, this method negates the risk....or maybe it was cheaper and led to planned obsolescence.
Un grand merci pour cette vidéo qui a été difficile à trouver, mais elle sauve la vie !
Par contre j'aurai aimé voir le remontage qui est assez délicat quand même 🙂
Très bonne idée !
My model 790 DID have a reverse thread screw I discovered after following your video here. The adjustable wrench in the vice trick did not work for me because of two reasons. One of the jaws from the chuck was missing and the adjustable wrench could not hold the shaft without being forced out. In the process I lost a tiny gear and all the parts are sitting useless in a box now. I think this process may be wrong for the model 790. Now I have a new chuck ordered and nothing to put it on.
I purchased a diamond holesaw that is stuck in at the chuck. I cant and the chuck doesnt open. Any idea why?
Theres no arbor with this holesaw, it has a bit end.
Nice video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you very much for this information, a very well done video. I bought a DCD790 a couple of days ago and haven't even used it yet so I hope that I never need to replace the chuck! Like CubicleNate I am very happy with my other Dewalt tools which have been trouble free for many years of renovating a house with granite walls so I was a bit disappointed to find the drill, batteries and charger were all made in China.
Thanks for your kind comment. On the whole I’m happy with my Dewalt drills. The two failures I’ve had have been from abuse or misuse, so can’t really blame the drill. They’re certainly no worse than any other common tool brand.
Good job! Can’t see how I could do this without your instructional video. Thank you
You’re welcome! I hope you get a good outcome 👍
This method works.
However, you need to apply huge amount of force and you can snap the axel.
Since you already tear it apart, you could've taken the chuck out with the axel.
Then apply heat on it to unscrew it easily.
I don't know witch chucks DeWalt uses, but they are meh.
When doing all this work, try to find the chuck from a German company Röhm GMBH.
Those are amazing and much better than standard DeWalt
Great video, mine is not centered so well so difficult to start a screw, will a chuck replacement fix that or is it in the drill itself the problem is?
I’m not sure, but it might be a problem in the housing of the drill. I don’t think a new chuck will help I’m afraid.
Can’t get my chuck to open… have a drill bit stuck in it…, any suggestions?
Great video lot of information.-------Best thing to do is not to buy Dewalt-- I have been switching over to Milwaukee Tools as my Dewalts go bad
Very nice this machine,How much price of it's now?
I've replaced chucks on old-school corded hammer drills without any problems, but I'm not in a hurry to have a go at this, it looks dicey.
Not the same as the old school tools anymore.
Thanks for the video. I wish that you had shone a light down inside to show the pin, but I think that I can make it out by magnifying the image at :40. My DCD708 seems to have the same pin.
You’re welcome, good luck with your repair.
please what thread does the spindle have?(il mandrino che filetto ha? )
What about an impact driver to get it unscrewed? Should be much safer than the breaker bar?
Worth a try! I don’t think my impact driver would have the power to rattle it free, but possibly an impact wrench would do it?
How do u put it back together i got the chuck on and the gears in place but the cover with the speed switch wont go back on seems like it doesent want to fit ? Any other videos or tips on how to assemble back together
You mean the gear selector?
Did you manage to get it back in?
And a this the same for the DCD800?
Just bought this drill and the chuck looks that is not centered, it wobbles.goit replaced and second one the same out of the box.
The drill bit doesn't seem to be too wobbly at the tip, almost nothing.
Is this a common issue with this model? Will that be the cause of the chuck failure,?
Mine is a bit the same. They’re not really precision tools anymore. Built down to a price I’m afraid.
Shifting Spannah. That's a new one.
I think I'll be building an 18650BMS battery pack for the old blue makita drills I've collected instead... those drills last for a ridiculously long time. Going 30+ years.
I’m a big fan of old Makita. Designed to be repairable, not replaceable.
@@TheBasementChannel even though i have 3x 6095D drills, I am compulsed to purchase them at garage sales when I find them... usually $10 or less. I plan to flip the extras with an upgraded charging system... really not practical to have more than 2. Likely would outlast me if maintained haha.
Great video. you are my master!!! Could you ever replace the gearbox and then putting it all back together? Unfortunately, I can't cope with assembling the gearbox and I need help :(
Hey there, thanks for your kind words! Yes putting it back together is a bit tricky and it took a few goes to get it right. Keep at it and you’ll succeed!
DeWalt chuck replacement is very hard to do other drill is inside screw take out can change ready but DeWalt is everything is great strong power replacement chuck only very hard
Hopefully this video can help others needing to remove their DeWalt chuck. Thanks for commenting!
Would have been great to show how to put the gearbox together since that's the hardest part. Unless video without that.
Tnx bro
Does the pin remain in the worn chuck assembly once removed? If it does, can a screw be installed into the replacement chuck?
No, the old and new chucks are designed to screw on and be torqued.
Was there an actual T55 screw in there or you just put the big torx socket for leverage and tighten the old chuck?
There’s no screw in there. I use the T55 just for the old chuck to tighten against the hexagonal faces. You could use anything similar.
@@TheBasementChannel thanks for replying!
@@gplusgplus2286 no worries!
What’s the size of the T star bit
Thanx for the Vid. I am struggling still, however. I ruined a (brand name) adjustable wrench as well now... I need to replace the shaft as it was bent after a fall (sudden gust of gravity).... Not sure how to proceed now (other then go to the hardware store for a new bigger wrench....)
Sorry to hear that. You could potentially try tapping the shaft out of the housing, then you can put the end straight in the vice? I’ve not done that before, but sounds like if your shaft is bent you’ve got nothing to lose.
@@TheBasementChannel I never mis an opportunity to by new tools! But pushing the shaft out sounds like a good idea! I'll try that! I also saw a tutorial whereby the owner did not disassemble the gearbox but pryed out the shaft/chuck assy with 2 screwdrivers... Stil some options open here!!!
Hi where did you buy thé "mandrin" please ? My mandrin IS blocked with a screw driver bit i dont succeed in unblocking it i dont Know why😓 any Idea??
If you mean the chuck, I rang dewalt to get the part number then ordered it from my local hardware store.
Great instruction. Thanx. 🔧👍🇬🇧
Most excellent video ! This was the first one showing dealing with the pin arrangement on the shaft. I have a corded drill DW210G Style 2. It came with a keyed chuck and a *useless* holder (lost the key - had to order another one) and was looking around when I found you, for how to replace the keyed chuck with a keyless version. I'm guessing for ease of manufacture, this one appears to be much more straightforward for disassembly - only four Torx bolts easily accessible around the outside - I'm hopeful I will not need to split the body halves. Again, many thanks.
You’re most welcome! Good luck with your chuck swap 👍
@@TheBasementChannel So I have another challenge, perhaps on which you could comment. I note your shaft has two flats, which is orders of magnitude easier to grasp - with your "crescent wrench" as we say in the US. The shaft on mine is round and greasy, and no setting of a Vise Grip prevents the shaft from spinning. Would you suggest I take a Dremel and file two flats on the shaft ? Another suggestion ? I have the replacement chuck in hand, and pretty clear it attaches exactly the same as shown in your video. Fortunately the gear box is much more straightforward on the DWD210G - four Torx T-25 bolts to separate from the motor, then three T-20 screws to expose the two gears. And I dare say, my replacement chuck appears to be identical to yours, with the same slots on the bottom.
@@happyhome41 I’m not so sure about dremelling the shaft, it’s probably hardened. You could try tapping the whole shaft out of the housing, then you could easily place in a vice? I’m just guessing though, good luck 👍
awesome video! helped me out perfectly. My chuck was seized up, it wouldn't loosen enough to release the center screw or tighten onto an allen key. I had to go through this process to loosen the chuck(center screw was still retaining it) once it was loose i then got the grinder and cut the cuck up to get the center screw out. fun times(all the gears fell out of the gearbox too but i was able to google an exploded view of the parts for my model DCD709. i did the same process to remove a chuck off a burned out AEG drill i had as the Allen Key Trick didn't work on it (loctite? no center screw in it)
Sounds like you had an adventure! Good work, and I’m glad I could help.
I've got a similar drill and the hammer function doesn't work anymore... It just makes hammer noise but doesn't properly drill concrete.. any idea?
Probably needs a new gearbox. You can buy the assembly from dewalt.
I have something stuck in the chuck. Can I use this method to open the Chuck Jaws to remove the item.
I guess you could try? Instead of winding the chuck off when it’s in the vice, use a pipe wrench on the chuck to loosen the jaws. Good luck with that.
@@TheBasementChannel I use channel locks while it was still connected to the drill with quite a bit of force and it didn't move I'm afraid that if I put more Force it'll break something internal.
i bought DCD791 and i hate the brake it has when release the trigger. can you tell me how can i disable it.? is this electric brake? it sounds like a solid metal brake stop which kind of very disturbing like the drill will be damaged by it. Thanks
Sorry bud I’ve not seen any brake mechanism while dismantling. It’s probably inside the motor housing or it’s the motor itself doing the braking.
I just installed a new chuck on my DCD791 after watching this video. I ended up with the gear box all apart. It was a little tricky getting it all back together correctly. So I would recommend taking lots of photos as you take it apart.
At the bottom of the gear assembly near the motor there are 5 short cindrical pins in a ring assembly that looks like kind of a SPRAG CLUTCH and brake to me. Perhaps taking out those 5 pins would disable the brakes. But it also might disable the drive too.
@@buckboard43 thanks. How did u remove the chuck? I think there are many methods and they are not easy. Btw i think my new dcd791 has very small chuck wobble idk if its normal or not and i am not sure if replacing the chuck would solve this problem. Why did u changed yours
@@AsBi1 I used the method described in this video to remove the chuck. However as I said in my previous comment, he does not go into the reassembly of the gearbox very much. Mine came all apart and it was quite a job getting it all back together properly. So I strongly advise taking many photos as you take it apart so you have those for reference to know how to fit all of the pieces back together properly. Also work at a table with nothing else around so that you can find the small pieces when they get lost.
My drill is a couple of years old and the original chuck was not working well any more. It would not hold a bit well and it also got stuck so it was difficult to remove the bit. That is why I replaced it.
Hey, can you fix a trigger on a dewalt? Mine is bung.
Depends. If you had the parts I could give it a try?
@@TheBasementChannel a new trigger was a stupid price the last time I checked , which is why I haven't done anything with it. Thought it might be a diode or some thing stupid which I have no idea how to test for.
@@ozdatman sorry mate probably beyond my capabilities. Also most of the components are probably embedded in epoxy. 🤷♂️
Thanks for this I've been thinking about this. What is the best lube for this thing?
I just used a bit of grease I had on hand
@@TheBasementChannel Mine is relatively new. I sprayed PTFE spray into mine and now I'm worried it was a bad idea. Not quite sure what the best chuck lube is
Yeah not sure the PTFE will be heavy duty enough for the job. Worst case scenario you can actually buy the whole gearbox assembly from dewalt.
@@TheBasementChannel I've not opened it I just cleaned it. It was just for the Chuck jaws
Probably fine then. Easy to reapply when needed
my DeWalt drill is about 20 years old the chuck is siezed how do I fix it
Sounds like it’s time for a new chuck, or a new drill.
What a pathetic design. You risk breaking the drill or losing vital parts to replace a worn out chuck that should be as easy as pie. Not everyone has a workshop and vice to do what should be a straight forward chuck change. Well done Dewalt , thanks for nothing
Thanks! Very odd method. Seems like it would be more prone to come loose in reverse than other brands that use a backward-threaded locking screw.
Anything to save a few bucks probably
Good presentation. But you lack on explaining if it is to be loosened/tightened in clockwise or anti direction. Actually it is not shown on the video. My other drill is clockwise to remove the chuck torx screw and anti clockwise for the chuck itself.
It is clearly shown in the video. Try 7:02
Arent dewalt chucks held on by a left hand thread?
It would appear not
Easyer way is take the small screw out down the centre, which is clockwise to undo, then tighten a big Allen key in the chuck and whack it anti clockwise to undo.
A sharp hit and it’ll spin off.
No centre screw in this model Gareth.
Funny I was about to warranty my 1 year old drill. Then it says chucks are not covered along with a huge list of other things. Pretty much nearly the entire drill lol
Typical 🙄😂
Thanks for the video. Sadly you just gloss over getting the gearbox back on. I'm no attempt number 3 now. I've gottend it back together but something isn't right as the gearbox is locked up and won't turn. Maybe someone know where there are some instructions on "probably the hardest part" that you just omitted.
Don’t they sell the chuck/gear box as an assembled unit that costs just about the same as the chuck by itself? If so, why go through all the trouble of taking about the gear and popping of the chuck?
They do! But in my case it was twice the price of the chuck alone. I agree, it would be easier to buy the preassembled unit, but for those wanting to save a couple of bucks there’s this way too.
Salve si svita in senzo orario giusto? Ha la filettatura al contrario?
No, standard thread 👍
@@TheBasementChannel ok grazie mille della risposta
Don't know why they dont offer a keyed chuck on these drills?
I suppose if you really wanted one you could find one that fit?
I was able to tap on the end you have the adjustable wrench on and the whole shaft just fell off.
Good tip, thanks for sharing!
I think there's a good chance you're killing the bearings like this.
no grease on the gears?
Go for it if you think it needs a bit more.
@@TheBasementChannel your gear box is bone dry
Looks like something I wouldn't do. I can get lost and toss it away
Had 4 brain aneurysms getting it back together. Such a joke but I got it by having to learn about 🌎 ⚙️ TAKE A VIDEO OF IT WHILE DISASSEMBLING. So you remember exactly how everything goes.
All you have to do is tighten an Allen in the jaws, then unscrew it ( you will need to put a long pipe on the Allen wrench.
I address this method in the video, but recommend against it as it places significant stress on the gearbox.
you sir are a magician.
to Dewalt: w t f
Thanks Daniel, glad I could help.
Hmm.. hear me out. I was a mechanic for 7 years. In the last year I got w new job basically construction. And now that I'm not buying snap on or Mac tools lol.. I didn't know if I should go with Milwaukee or DeWalt. Long story short I went with DeWalt considering everyone I work with has DeWalt and I grew up with my dad always using DeWalt. Now idk if I regret buying DeWalt... Help me out please. Is DeWalt actually a good quality tool or people are just obsessed and biased when it comes to tools because I recently bought a dewalt 20v brushless atomic series drill. I used it like a handful of times didn't drop it once.. now on speed 1 it's okay on speed 2 it makes a weird almost grinding sound and when it has any bit of resistance it sounds like it spins internally.. obviously something is broken inside. Is it just bad luck? Or should I start just buying Milwaukee tools.
It’s a tough choice, but my opinion is pretty much all tools are the same nowadays. Everything is built down to a price unless you go for something high end like Hilti. Basically you are buying into a battery system, and then you’re just buying and replacing the skins. Take care of your batteries, that’s where the value lies. As for your drill, yeah sounds broken, I have one doing the same thing. They have a plastic to metal dog clutch. The plastic splines round off and the metal splines jump the grooves. Mine only did it after years of abuse, so perhaps there’s a manufacturing fault with yours. I’d take it in for a warranty replacement.
@@TheBasementChannel thank you for your Input, and yeah I'll get it warranted... It just is weird because for the longest time I thought DeWalt was please don't laugh.. but like superior, or at least high quality. Especially now that I need/use tools for jobs not just a little diy project at home, I'm investing into my future and career. The last thing I want to do is waste money on garbage products. So if it's just a freak thing then I understand shit happens lol. I honestly do love DeWalt and I have a secret love for Milwaukee but I never had Milwaukee so I don't have a opinion on them. Maybe one day I'll see but once you start buying a certain brand, for me it's hard to switch because I already spent money on 5 DeWalt tools and batteries and there is no point in buying all the same tools again just in a different color I guess you could say lol.
Yeah I’ve been on a lot of building sites over the years and different guys swear by different brands. I was a makita guy for a long time, but now I’ve come to the realisation it’s all marketing. In fact now I look out for second hand older generation power tools, they were much better quality. But as for battery powered stuff, buy the batteries, and cycle through the tools 💁♂️
@@RYguy1994 DeWalt is good, but the Atomic series, not so, they're very plasticky. I would go with the DCF887 and DCD796/DCD999 instead.
Fail!!!! Tap the post out! It’s just pressure fitted.
this didn't work for me - the shaft just cams out of the wrench every time, tried two expensive wrenches...
I used an inexpensive wrench, maybe try that?
I done mine the easy way and now its stuck on hammer 😂😂😂
Stop. Hammer time.
Better than it was anyway been hanging up as a spare part on my van shelf me unkle broke it drilling it onto a wall so least it works for now not going to try and fix it anymore tho 🤣🤣
We need something simpler and faster.
Buy a new drill. Simpler and faster!
THE 4 (OR 5) CYLINDER PIECES WONT FIT IN PLACE !!! THAT IS THE HARDEST PART !
There are 5. Those are needle bearings. Those were easy, just stick them in that wheel thing, and put the washer on top so it doesnt fall out.
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Dzis zakupilem wkretarke DCD791 i zauważyłem dziwne działanie chyba sprzęgła. Ona jeszcze nie pracowała. W chwili zmiany kierunku strzela. Na najniższym biegu najbardziej to czuć i słychać. Na dużym mniej, ale czuć w ręce na niskiej prędkości. Po tych moich testach, ktore trwały 3 minuty jest bardzo gorąca przekładnia.
Doesn’t seem to be working right. I’d take that back and get a new one if it’s still covered by warranty. It could be the trigger electronics not working properly.
@@TheBasementChannel oddałem. Kupiłem DCD805NT cieższa i mi nie potrzebny udar, ale cóż. Ona tak nie działa dziwnie. Co ciekawe w sklepie tamten drugi model druga sztuka była taka sama. Miała takie same dźwięki. Dlatego decyzja na 805. Co ponownie ciekawe sprzedawca powiedział, że jak odda na gwarancję to serwis stwierdzi że jest wszystko ok. Tym bardziej dopłaciłem do 805 i wyszedłem. Robi robotę ta wkretarka. To moje pierwsze narzędzie dewalt.
The sole reason Dewalt didnt put the standard screw in that chuck to easily replace it, is because they simply dont want you to replace it.. They would rather you bought either a new drill or the complete assembley including the chuck.. Oh and to boot, there new models like this one and the 796 have the worst chuck housings ive ever witnessed in a drill.. All wobbly, terribly out of balance.. The bearing sleeves were a crude afterthought.. No matter what chuck you throw on one of these drills, There strictly rough work drills, not an ounce of precission between any of the models.. I have 2 ogf them and from brand new, both wobbly as all get out !!!
Easy solution, replace it with a makita!
Lol..@@mickleblade
Like watching paint paint dry ! Smash it up and buy another £70 😢