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Question: Chuck Replacement And Removal
Edwardriley1
How do I remove and install a new chuck in a dewalt DW 106 type 2 corded drill.
Hi edwardriley1,
E replacement parts has an excellent video on this subject.http://www.ereplacementparts.com/article/890/How_to_Remove_a_Drill_Chuck.html
Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
E replacement parts has an excellent video on this subject.http://www.ereplacementparts.com/article/890/How_to_Remove_a_Drill_Chuck.html
Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Question: How Is New Switch Wired?
GeeLee
Hi GeeLee,
The replacement switch should be wired as follows:
Black cordset lead= No#1 post
White cordset Lead = No# 2 post
Jumper to reversing switch = No#3 post
lead from upper right field = No# 4 post
Hope this helps.Good luck.
Tinker
The replacement switch should be wired as follows:
Black cordset lead= No#1 post
White cordset Lead = No# 2 post
Jumper to reversing switch = No#3 post
lead from upper right field = No# 4 post
Hope this helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Question: Replacing Power Cord
blr
Does it matter which holes on the bottom of the switch the white and black wires on the new cord go into?
Hello blr,
If you look at the parts diagram. You will notice that the wires at the bottom back of the the switch are the cord wires. Either way you put the black and white cord wire in will be okay. Please see the link how to wire a trap door swicth to answer questions about wiring the switch.
Hope this helps,
WJA
If you look at the parts diagram. You will notice that the wires at the bottom back of the the switch are the cord wires. Either way you put the black and white cord wire in will be okay. Please see the link how to wire a trap door swicth to answer questions about wiring the switch.
Hope this helps,
WJA
