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Yes, I do. It happened the same to mine. I asked for my money back, and lidl was quick in doing it. And told me to keep the tool. Since I had nothing to loose I tried to fix it and I did, but I'm not sure how long it will last. I think it will eventually fail again. Essentially, the rotor rubs with the stator preventing the motor from starting. And this happens because parkside thought it was a good idea to put the bearing that keeps both perfectly aligned in the housing of the tool instead of having the motor have its own housing around. If the shell of the tool is even slightly bent that may be enough for the motor to stop working. I only opened the machine, adjusted things a bit, and screwed the case very carefully, making sure all screws are evenly tightened. If you tight a screw even a little bit too much that can be enough to make the rotor loose alignment and stop working.

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In fact that has already given me problems. The rotor quickly became misaligned and started to rub on the stator. No bueno.

@@MiguelCamba Do you mean the newer model or the older one?

The new one is working very well. I'm sure the impact driver is great, but I wanted something light to drill and screw, and at 750gr with the 2ah battery included, it weights the same as the battery of the impact driver alone. Ever since I got this I barely use the big drill since I do things with wood most of the time. Lidl has always been very good with warranty, so I have 5 years to check if the second unit gives me problems.

I don't think that the case in this situation. It has less power and I saw a few sparks. Also, sometimes it doesn't start spinning when I press the trigger unless I press it all the way down. However I'll take a look if your theory is correct. If you're right I might be able to fix it and end up a free drill, since the second unit is what the technical service sent me as a replacement.

I checked and I think you're right, however I don't see a good way to fix it. The rotor is only held by two bearings, one in the back of the fan hold by the case and another in the gearbox. Since the space for the rotor is so small, if those two bearings are not perfectly aligned the rotor will rub with the sides. And there's no easy way to align it better.

@@thegarageproject210 I fixed mine with cardboard. I put some cardboard between the motor and the case and then screwed it all Back togehter in and it's been working fine for months now. You just have to keep trying where to put the cardboard so that the motor turns freely

@@benutzerdefiniert2632 hi, i have the same problem. Can you better explain your solution? Pls

​​@@diopadreonnipotente4968 He used cardboard on one side, a small piece of cardboard, just to push the motor and force it to seat in the center of the case of the drill, after it's put back together. This way the motor parts are alligned again and the motor spins freely.

I did not notice any change, but that said I didn't notice the buttons being incorrectly placed in my unit of the 2022 model either. Mine was fine.

I had a problem with the previous saw, I reached to tech support and they said that they would send me a new saw but they were out of stock and awaiting a new shippment. If I didn't mind waiting they would send me one as soon as they arrive, and 3 days later they received the saws and sent me this that turned out to be the refreshed 2023 model. It's not a massive improvement really, but I *think* that it vibrates a tiny bit less. I didn't notice any difference in power or speed.