Thanks m8, saved me big time. Mine was a little different, and I had a bit stuck in the chuck. Was ready to throw out the whole drill. Charged the battery full, sprayed mine up with WD40, used a pair of channel locks and put it in reverse. Broke free almost instantly.

Perfect, ty... Fixed model P201

We fixed mine just now and I’m not even sure how maybe just sitting with lubricant on it long enough

Thank you! It worked!!!

how does it cost like this

Great video. For mine, it turned out that the screw in the chuck was already loose and causing the problem, so tightening it was all I needed to do, but I would have been screwing it the wrong way had I not watched this first. Many thanks!

Why is my Subaru Forester having a problem that, when I switch on my head light my my low head light bulp switch on. Why is that?

Great

The best

Technical queston here.. are those contactors gonna be able to cool properly? I know they have exhaust on top, but from what I remember schneider recommended spacing between those

Hey mate did you have to disconnect the batter or anything before pulling the headlight out? Cheers

You fixed my drill. Thank you!

I need this job I am Diploma electrical engineering

How hard is it to learn this I’m getting a job offer for a job like this and want to learn before I get into it

Thank you !

a week?

Seems like insufficient spare space.

No need to do all of that. Trust me. Just cover the chuck with a cloth. Grab it tight with the muti grip and turn it clockwise will get it unstuck straight away. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbCVdbVp0922iZ8.htmlsi=CgxoR7aNZBS9Qcd3

Nice work can see you highlight the drawings as go. Where is your buss bar link on the motor overloads surely be easier quicker and better to just use a 3ph bar looks like 8 OLs can get the Schneider Electric Linergy Busbar. We normally use seperator plate or dual wide duct to keep control dc and AC 415v segregated. Don't mind me. Always looking how others doing it. Mind u brought one of those all in one cut strip twist crimp tools but was horrible and expensive. Can see u use the squeeze crimpers we moved to the 4 side crimping tools and much better for boot lace. We tried tilt tables to wire at but everyone went back to wiring on a flat table. I feel bad u have to wear a hard hat leaning out like that all day with the extra weight on your head.

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Upgraded from an older 18v kit. kzfaq.infoUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.

😁👋 thank you so much ,and for your time , very helpful 😅👏👏👏bravo mr 😄blessings

The fact that I do this for a living every day at work still amazes me as I watch the KZfaq videos! 24 yr old electrician who's going places in the world! #girlpower

Didn’t work for me. Threw it in the trash!

excellent !

Skipped the unscrewing of the chuck as I did not have correct size screwdriver, so soaked it with WD40, left it for half an hour, then vice grips and a rag and a working drill again, cheers.

Thank you . I have two chucks stuck. Will give its try, mate.

Wow it works, I was killing myself and I did it your way and it works, thanks body

We used to buil such panels and even larger but much faster. This one it took too much time. 2 weeks with testing and implementing, not just the build. But hey, it looks great. Awesome job!

Cool, worked for me too on a 240V mains powered version EID1102RG 1100Watter however, I had to first remove the large hex steel bit jammed in the 3 teeth which is softer than the chuck keys and the previous person who threw the set out assumed un-fixable as the softer steel had formed a recess the teeth bit into. So knowing the bit was softer, held it in a bench vice and pulled hard on the drill thus stripping the edges of the recess - the drill managed to get free of the bit and the screw is of course a right hand to loosen it came out easily, thanks :-)

Great help....fixed my power drill.

I couldn't imagine doing only electrical panel builds all day every day. It would drive me nuts, but props to whoever can do it!

Too bad mine is stuck with a bit in it...

Thanks! Sitting with exact same problem on my 07 XT. Was also thinking of going xenon route but gonna try that first. Might be worth using some DWF or silicone spray to keep water out.

2 week? it cant be took that much time

Thanks for that mate. Fixed:)

Having it still look neat without the covers is definitely something you need to work on. It makes maintenance much easier when you can see what actually goes where visually instead of having to look at the diagrams

thought bruh did it in one day

Brilliant Vid, saved my drill.

Thankyou! I removed the screw from the inside, ran the chuck forward and the teeth/jaws released. No WD40, no removing the chuck. Great stuff!

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Nice

In my case the screw on the inside had come loose, so all I had to do was tighten it (lefty tighty as mentioned in the video) then it was fine :)

Thank you very much for this! My Ryobi doesn't have the screw so I couldn't remove the chuck, but I soaked it in lubricant and took my channel-locks to it and PRESTO! It is working again! Thanks so much for taking the time to share this trick. :)

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z5mPlcp7mMvHfps.html this is what I did with my project

Thank you for the video. I took out the screw but I could not get the chuck off. So I sprayed it with WD40 anyway. After a few minutes it freed up. I put the screw back in and it works great.

How about when you have a bit stuck on the chuck?

Great video. Saved my day. Cheers.

PUT THE DRILL IN REVERSE FIRST! Thank you for making this video. You saved me considerable time. I'd already spent several hours trying to get the chuck off of a Ryobi drill but after I put it in reverse it came right off.