Ridgid R860054 Disassembly

Introduction

This guide will show you how to completely disassemble your Ridgid R860054 drill.

If you are using this guide to assist with a repair, we recommend checking out our troubleshooting guide. There you may find a guide that is more specific to your needs.

Make sure to remove the battery from the drill before beginning the tear down.

What you need

Step 1 Ridgid R860054 Disassembly

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Using a T10 Torx security bit, remove the ten screws from the housing assembly.
All of the casing screws are the same length and require the same bit.

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Step 2

Separate one half of the drill casing from the other by gently pulling both halves apart.
Once one half of the casing is removed, be careful! If the components are directed towards the ground, they could fall out.

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Step 3

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Remove the plastic speed switch and forward/reverse switch by softly lifting them from the casing.
Remove the internal components of the drill by lightly pulling on the drill chuck.
All of the other electronic components are attached to the chuck, and will come out with it.

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Step 4

The main section of the drill should have the trigger, light indicator, and battery prongs all connected via wire. There should be two plastic switches separated from the rest of the body.

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