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Skil 2567 (F012256700) 14.4 V Cordless Drill Parts

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Fig #	Part #	Img	Part Name	Availability	Price	Qty
1	2609100157		Housing Cover	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$12.10
2	2609100149		Cap-Handle	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$4.84
4	2607200464		On-Off Switch	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$21.62
5	2609100167		Reverse-Transfer Lever	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$1.65
9	2609130458		Reference Plate	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$2.48
10	2609130476		Nameplate	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$2.48
11	2609130461		Plate	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$2.48
25	1619X00090		Keyless Chuck	In stock 1 available	$23.76
27	2609120085		Connecting Cable	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$1.10
28	2609120086		Connecting Cable	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$1.10
45	2609110194		Epicycloidal Gear Train	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$15.73
47	2609110097		Pinion	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$1.32
91	2607335512		Battery 14.4 Ni cd 1.2 ah	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$41.80
101	2609110201		Torx Flat-Head Screw	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$0.66
107	2609110721		Countersunk-Head Screw	In stock 4 available	$1.10
Fig #	Part #	Img	Part Name	Availability	Price
109	2610916434		Metal Detector	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$30.03
109	1619X01073		Support Obsolete - Not Available	Discontinued	$0.00	N/A
653	2607225367		7.2V - 18V Ni-Cd Battery Charger	In stock 13 available	$13.48
653	2607225367		7.2V - 18V Ni-Cd Battery Charger	In stock 13 available	$13.48
803	2609120084		Direct-Current Motor	Ships in 4 - 7 business days	$21.62

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7.2V - 18V Ni-Cd Battery Charger $13.48	Countersunk-Head Screw $1.10
Battery 14.4 Ni cd 1.2 ah $41.80	Torx Flat-Head Screw $0.66
Keyless Chuck $23.76	Housing Cover $12.10

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Question: Delta BS 28-243

Manny

I am having difficulty getting the bandsaw blade to track correctly. The blade will only track very close to front edge (closest to operator) of top wheel and often comes off of the wheel. The adjusting screw tilts the wheel but it does not correct the problem. Nothing is obviously broken but after removing the top wheel I have noticed that back outer edge of the wheel hub has been rubbing. I would appreciate suggestions for correcting problem. Thanks

Question: Charging The Battery

dennis

The battery for my #2567 drill won't charge anymore. Could the power supply, #92590, have died? It doesn't light up anymore when plugged in.

Reply: Charging The Battery

Mark

Hi Dennis,

It sounds like the charger has gone bad. This style of charger doesn't have any of the circuitry to protect it from a shorted out battery that many of today's more advanced chargers have. Because of this if you plug a shorted battery into the charger the bad battery will destroy the charger. You will need to have your batteries tested before you replace the charger to ensure that a bad battery doesn't also ruin your new charger. A local repair shop should be able to test your batteries for you.

The new charger is part #2607225367 and is available from http://www.ereplacementparts.com.

Good luck with your repair!

-Mark