It is made of plastic and metal and is priced individually. A screwdriver and a set of pliers may be required to replace this part if it becomes broken. The switch goes in the rear handle assembly. This part is an OEM sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in Milwaukee hammer drills.
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This part works with the following brands:
Milwaukee
This part works with the following products:
Hammer Drill
Electric Drill
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Correct part received promptly at a fair price. Can't ask for more
Guest - November 4, 2019
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hammer drill switch
I had the part quick and it was easy to install.
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Opened the drill case (7 screws)
Drew a quick sketch of the wiring to the switch
Removed the wires from the old switch (all either push-on spade lugs or inserts with allen-key hold-downs)
Removed the old switch (which was identical)
Replaced all the wires in the same pattern
Re positioned the switch carefull
... Read morey in the opening
Replaced the drill\'s housing and screws
Tested. (worked first time.)
1. Remove screws holding handle together
2. Removed old switch from handle housing with wires intact
3. Took pictures of old switch with wires intact
4. Carefully swapped wires from old switch to terminals on new switch, one wire at a time
5. Replaced new switch in drill handle
6. Screwed handle back together
Removed the screws from the handle and separated them
Made a wiring diagram of where the wires were located
Removed the wires from the old switch
Hooked up the wires on the new switch
Replaced the handles
Separated the main handle by removing screws. Un-wired and removed main trigger switch.
Re-wired new switch and placed the switch and wires in their original position. Worked handle back in position and re-installed screws.
Be sure to take good pictures of wire positions before removing wires from faulty switch. This is criti
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Removed rear handle
Made a wiring diagram
Disconnected the wires from the old switch
Connected the wires to the new switch
Placed the switch in its spot
Installed the rear handle
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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