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Excellent Replacement
The part was an excellent, perfect match for my broken case. Only one suggestion to future purchasers is to make sure you carefully identify the screws as you remove. The screws vary in length and if not identified, it will take trial and error to identify which hole accommodates each screw.
Guest - April 30, 2019
Verified Purchase
★★★★★
★★★★★
Clamshell set
Perfect fit for my drill, great to save this drill and not have to throw out because of a broken housing.
Guest - November 19, 2019
Verified Purchase
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laid new and old parts next to each other
removed screws from old
removed drill from old case
installed drill into new case
installed screws and tested
better than new now since I had just bought two new batteries less than 6 months ago
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Drill case was broken when drill was dropped from roof.
The repair was pretty straight forward. I had to remove 5-6 screws and separate the two halves of the broken drill. I then took the mechanism from the old case and transferred it to the new and re-installed the screws. Where I went wrong, was I should have sorted the screws as I removed them, since they were of different length. The extra
... Read more time was due to trial and error until I got all screws in their proper slot. All else went smoothly.
1. Removed old clamshell
2. Take a picture of where all of the parts are located.
3. Carefully transfer the parts to the new clamshell
2. Screw the new clamshell together
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The drill was put on the top of the chest freezer knocked to floor broke clamshell
Removed the screws from the housing and carefully separated them. I took pictures with my phone to show where all the parts belong. I then transferred all of the parts from the old clamshell and put them in the new one. Checked my photographs and it all looked good. Put the battery in, and it worked!
Remove the battery, then remove the screws that hold the housings together. Carefully remove one half of the housing. You may want to take a picture of how the internal parts of the drill are positioned. Remove the motor from the gearbox and attach the new one. Place all the internal parts of the drill in the new housing set, then screw i
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10175266
Manufacturer Part Number: 5103044-00
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