How To Repair Your Drain Cleaner

If the cable won't feed on your handheld pistol grip drain cleaner, check these parts: the cable, jaw, gear, and spindle. Follow our expert repair instructions to fix the problem yourself and have your drain cleaner working at peak performance again. Always refer to your owner's manual for information tailored to your model.

If you have a handheld pistol type drain cleaner and the auger isn't turning, check out the following parts: the switch, gear, armature, field, and brush. If you know the part that is likely the problem, follow our repair advice for a fast and easy solution. Refer to your owner's manual for detailed instructions on your model.

If your drain cleaner won't turn on, it might actually be a simple fix that can be done yourself. First, check these parts for signs of malfunction: the switch, power cord, brushes, armature, and field. Once you have the problem part sorted out, use our repair advice for helpful tips on completing the project yourself. Your drain cleaner will be up and running in no time. Refer to your owner's manual for advice on your model.

If the cable won't recoil properly on your handheld pistol grip drain cleaner, inspect these parts for signs of wear and tear: the cable, bearing, gears, and drum. Allow us to walk you through your own repair by providing expert advice on how to fix the issue in the most efficient way possible. The fix could be easier then you think, and much cheaper than hiring someone else to do it.

If your handheld pistol grip drain cleaner is experiencing bad vibration, this can make it a challenge to handle. Check the bushing, bearings, retaining ring, and auger. Once you have determined the part that is causing the issue, save time and money by repairing it yourself. Follow our repair advice for fast and easy solutions that will get your tool performing at it's best.

Is your drain cleaner making a grinding or squealing sound? It probably sounds worse than what the problem actually is. Check out our list of parts that are most commonly the cause of this issue. Once you have the part narrowed down, read our corresponding repair instructions on how to fix your tool yourself. Check your owner's manual for specific instructions relating to your model.