This switch is responsible for controlling the on and off function of a drill. It is an authentic Milwaukee replacement item designed for use with electric drills/drivers. If your drill randomly stops or it takes several pushes on the trigger to get it going, installing a new switch might resolve the issues. Please note this plastic switch is sold individually. To complete this repair job you will need a screwdriver. • Remove housing screws • Separate housing from the main unit • Take a note of how the wires are connected • Disconnect wires from the old switch • Remove the switch and secure new one in place • Reconnect the wires • Reassemble the housing and test the drill
Remove screws holding Handel together, separate the two halves, remove the switch and take the wires off one at a time and place the new cord wires in the same place. Place new switch in handle and fasten the two handle halves together.
Opened up the drill trigger housing assembly. Made a wiring diagram. Disconnected both switches and removed them. Connected the new switches. Put drill back together. Plugged in drill, and I\'M BACK IN ACTION BABY!!! OH YEAHHHH!
1 Removed the handle
2 unscrewed the 4 screws holding the wiring
3 remove the malfunctioning trigger and replace with the new trigger.
4 replace the wires in their correct locations and secure the handle.
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the drill switch was broke, the trigger was loose and the cord had tears in the wire cover
removed the screws holding the handle together
separated the two handle pieces to expose all wiring and parts
removed trigger, switch and cord.
installed new trigger, switch and cord
screwed handle back together
plugged drill in and tested for proper operation
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10123751
Manufacturer Part Number: 23-66-2270
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