The piece for the bearing popped out two metal balls how do I reinsert them to get the impact driver to work it was working and I cleaned it up and they popped out and didn't work again
I haven't had any issues with mine, but if you have registered your tool and applied for the lifetime warranty the charger is covered for life. If they continue to pop I would suggest changing to a different outlet that's not on the same breaker; you maybe experiencing some sort of either faulty outlet which is sending a surge to the charger popping it, or the breaker associated with that circult could be bad and doing the same thing. So retry using different outlet on a different breaker and see what happens, of course this test could take a while. I have mine plugged into a $45 Tripp Lite Isobar 4 surge protector, because these chargers and the batteries have small computers inside with fragile microchips that are very sensitive to surges. The research I did concluded that the Tripp Lite Isobar 4 and 8 are the best ones on the market. I also use these same brand and model protectors for my frig, washer and dryer, and TV why? because they all use computers with microchips.
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Where did you get the replacement motor?
Supper!!!
Cant you change the brushes on those?
That’s what I want to know
The piece for the bearing popped out two metal balls how do I reinsert them to get the impact driver to work it was working and I cleaned it up and they popped out and didn't work again
What's the model number of motor?
Can’t you just get a replacement from the LSA?
You can. But not everybody has their tool registered.
From where you got the motors?
Где такой мотор приобрести можно ?
I've had three 18v battery charges pop and then stop working completely. All Ridgid. Anybody else experience this? Can I fix them?
I haven't had any issues with mine, but if you have registered your tool and applied for the lifetime warranty the charger is covered for life. If they continue to pop I would suggest changing to a different outlet that's not on the same breaker; you maybe experiencing some sort of either faulty outlet which is sending a surge to the charger popping it, or the breaker associated with that circult could be bad and doing the same thing. So retry using different outlet on a different breaker and see what happens, of course this test could take a while.
I have mine plugged into a $45 Tripp Lite Isobar 4 surge protector, because these chargers and the batteries have small computers inside with fragile microchips that are very sensitive to surges. The research I did concluded that the Tripp Lite Isobar 4 and 8 are the best ones on the market. I also use these same brand and model protectors for my frig, washer and dryer, and TV why? because they all use computers with microchips.