DeWalt DW997 Motor Replacement

Written By: Kevin
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DeWalt DW997 Motor Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

6

Time Required

15 - 35 minutes

Introduction

If the drill is on but not spinning, then the motor should be replaced.

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    • Remove seven 21 mm Torx T15 screws.

    • Remove one 18 mm Torx T10 screw.

    • After removing all screws, lift up the top yellow cover.

    • The yellow cover should easily lift up, if not, check for unscrewed screws.

    • Do not pry the two yellow covers apart, they can crack.

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    • Lift the components out of the casing. These include: motor, gear assembly, trigger assembly and chuck.

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    • Using the tweezers, grab the metal leg on either side of the switch and lift it outwards from the case.

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    • Remove the other leg manually, it should easily come out.

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    • Use a Torx T10 screw bit to remove the four 11mm screws around the motor.

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    • Pull off the two wires that connect the motor to the trigger.

    • Be careful while pulling the wires as they can tear.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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