Introduction
The Ridgid R82005 drill has preventative mechanics to cease overheating, although operators may still experience difficulties with the motor due to overloading caused by improperly adjusting both the two speed gear train and torque adjustment ring.
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Eject the battery from the drill.
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Unscrew the seven M3x15.3mm screws, with the 2mm hex screwdriver bit, that secures the Housing Assembly.
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Push the metallic Housing Connecting clip out with flat side of the plastic opening tool.
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Grasp carefully the top and bottom of drill components.
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Lift and transfer, as a whole, the drill components from the old housing assembly to the new housing.
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Push the two pins through the motor assembly.
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Unsolder the wires from the back of the motor to free the motor from the trigger assembly.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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