- Milwaukee 12v impact driver fault - 1 Update
| Bob Engelhardt <BobEngelhardt@comcast.net>: Apr 26 12:35PM -0400 On 4/17/2020 5:55 PM, Bob Engelhardt wrote: > So I opened it up to see what I could see: > https://imgur.com/9ccfxL0 > ... With nothing to lose, I started isolating elements by disconnecting the trigger wires. There was no change in the leakage current - it wasn't the switch that was bad. In addition to the heavy motor-current wires going to the PCB, there was a much lighter (24ga maybe) wire. Unsoldering that stopped the leakage. IOW, the leakage was internal to the board. It was 10 years old & much used, so I got my money's worth. It was also a favorite tool, so another one is going to be ordered; a latest-and-greatest one. |
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