Ridgid R82005 Trigger Switch Replacement

Written By: Alex Cominos
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Ridgid R82005 Trigger Switch Replacement

Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

4

Time Required

1 hour

Introduction

A defective drill trigger can unintentionally keep the drill on when used by operators and this safety hazard increases the chances of accidental punctures to nearby objects.

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    • Eject the battery from the drill.

    • Unscrew the seven M3x15.3mm screws, with the 2mm hex screwdriver bit, that secures the Housing Assembly.

    • Unscrew the M5x18.5mm screw if belt clip is attached.

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    • Push the metallic Housing Connecting clip out with flat side of the plastic spudger.

    • Eject battery before attempting this step.

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    • Remove the top half of the Housing Assembly.

    • Keep track of where the wires lead from the motor assembly to trigger switch.

    • Remove all internal components.

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    • Motor Assembly/Gearbox and Trigger Switch removed from Housing Assembly.

    • Desolder the black wire connected to the motor.

    • Flip Trigger Switch and desolder red wire.

    • To learn how to solder, use our How to Solder and Desolder Connections guide.

Conclusion

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

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