Introduction
The trigger replacement is fairly simple but it might require some effort.
It is necessary that the battery is removed prior to starting with this project to ensure that no injuries will happen when disconnecting the trigger from the motor.
What you need
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Locate the clip that connects the two halves of the outer casing on the rear edge of the battery shaft. *Use the angled tweezers to remove the clip.
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Locate the eight 5.5 mm screws located on the upwards facing side of the drill.
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Remove each screw using the T8 Torx driver, set aside in a safe place.
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After removing all the screws, use a small or medium metal spudger remove the casing to expose the motor and trigger.
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Place a finger under the metal tab seen here and lift gently up to free the trigger mechanism.
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Carefully grab the trigger assembly and gently pull upwards without taking too much out of place.
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Gently disconnect the two wires connecting the motor to the trigger utilizing a pair of pliers.
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