Broken Cordless Drill Driver with No Reverse - Trying to FIX
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2021
- Here we have an Argos budget cordless drill driver sent in by Stuart from www.infinitebargains.co.uk
Everything works apart from REVERSE.
Let's see if it can be fixed.
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Remember that this is just for entertainment and I am not an expert in these repairs. The processes in the video may not be the best way, the correct way or the safest way to fix these things. I do love fault finding and trying to fix broken things, so I hope that comes across in this 'Trying to FIX' series. Many thanks, Vince. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Impressive, well done Paul and Phil, I thought this was a tough one!!! 👍👍👍
Its BANANA it took me a while to figure it out😅
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Vice, if you say beer can with a British accent you also say bacon with a Jamaican accent. Do It!
Most impressive way to open something up after removal of screws. That was earth shaking.
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How did it not break?!
Drilling stuff into the decking beneath .. we've all been there :)
Got confused. Thought I’d tuned into an AvE collaboration with Project Farm.
She’s far from skookum.
I recently fixed a dewalt drill that was dropped in the water at work 2 years ago (work on boats down at a port) and managed to get it working it was covered with barnacles. Took apart everything. Used contact cleaner and re greased the gearbox. Clean up really nice. I was so amazed that it worked after 2 years in salt water. I always used Milwaukee but now I realize Dewalt is great too.
Low voltage will work underwater.
@Ellis The DJ Freshwater yes certainly. Give it a try.
@Ellis The DJ Ahhhhhh go on, give it a go...........go on nooowww.
Thanks man, my drill had a contact problem but thanks to you I knew how to open that. Thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼
It works! And it was nice to see such a drill from the inside. It's very kind of you to gift it to someone who may is in need of it.
Your heart is in the right place, Vince, with that little note at the end. I hope that this will really help out a fellow young DIY-er in need
Pecking at your decking LOFF. Great video as per usual. 73's M6APJ Andy
Thanks Vince. Your videos make me so happy. Please be blessed
the middle position is a lock so it the button is accidentally pushed inside the case it doesn't flatten the battery
I am the same way Vince. I buy blown or broken amplifiers just for video content and to help others learn the faults and how to resolve them. Then all these amplifiers end up stacking up in a corner and on my website. Anything to help teach others! Keep up the great content!
brilliant fix again vince nice one for uploading this video :)
Hahaha time to train again, looks more like it was the arms that faild :D those are brilliant to buy 2 or three when you build a fens or a deck hand it out with a beer to your friend and it goes fast.
The voltage is not relevant if you don't get the Amp, i have a Hilti 12 V that is dangerous to drill with because it ha no 45° cutoff so if you get stuck your hand follow.
Nice video as always!
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=D That is quite possibly the worlds first drill where the motor control triac is heat sunk with MX4!!! LOL @ drilling right through... That's the kind of thing I would do!
🤣🤣 Only the best for Argos products!
@@Mymatevince =D I bet that ends up the most reliable example of that model! It will last for decades!
Just so you know, the torque selectors on drill drivers set a *maximum* torque, just in case you don't want to overtighten something, it can also save it from flying out of your hand when *you* aren't prepared to provide the necessary torque. It hasn't 'kicked in' unless you hear the jackhammer/impact driver sound and has no impact on the power of the motor. It works using a ball bearing detent system aVe has a video which showcased one of those a while ago
also, to help anyone out there wondering, the 'drill bit' is called an auger
Hi Vince! Awesome work on the drill! I was wondering what happened to your left index finger. It reminds me of the time I almost sliced part of my index finger off with a box cutter. It resulted in a small scar and a failed attempt at a homemade bow and arrow lol.
Nice one Vince 👍
Nice repair👍👍👍👍
That drill bit is cool
love your videos long time watcher
This is why I like the Ozito brand here in Australia. It's only sold by 1 company, Bunnings, and because of that, it doesn't matter how old it is, whether you are the 1st owner or the 100th owner, whether you have the receipt or not, and what damage was done to it, they'll swap it out no questions asked, receipt not necessary.
They do this, because they know they are the only company that sells it.
Well done another success
i like ur content so much!
Always like to fix things but one of the best things I ever did was buy a Makita drill. Any decent drill is a blessing. You'll wind up buying a few cheap drills that won't make it anyway. They're tempting on the shelf but spend the extra
Vince, Grease is a lubricant, not a sealant. so that will not stop dust and dirt at all, just gives the dust and dirt less space inside the button to go. Out of the ordinary fix, and a pretty easy fix as well, as less that can go wrong compared to something electrical like an xbox or something. possibly something the amature should start off trying to fix if faulty.
hi vince well done love these videos i normally use sevicol cleaner i you had servicol cilicone grease watch the deckin vince thats the job ive got to do next😂👍
I have gotten a lot of free tools by fixing silly things like that when a tradesman needs a tool and say they don't have time to fix them they go right to the store and get a new one and toss the old one out until they find out you can fix them and then want you to fix them for free all the time
Saw the notification and jumped on this video 🤣
Cheers Jon 👍👍👍
You get what you pay for. What a great fix and a very nice cute drill. :)
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Ooh another trying to fix video 🥰🥰
An impact driver would have snapped the screw head 😉 good video Vince
Thank you
I have a drill with the same issue.um gonna watch this and try to fix it
I have that exact drill, 20 quid special from somewhere (maybe argos) you say its a small job drill, I actually used mine to build a workshop and work benches, it performed brilliant, just lacked in battery life (recharge every night for 3 weeks while building the workshop
I have a cheap guild drill/driver from Argos(uses the same battery's as worx, so I thought I'd pick it up.
Randomly the clutch brake stopped working on it, but then started working again, and I have no idea why lol
Wow what a coincidence i just received the drill i purchased today
I’d love this drill vince, very big fan and sub to yourself :)
Get a scrap 18v swap the motor out and throw a cheap 18v lithium battery . (Lidl sell them dirt cheap) and it would be a decent drill driver. I had one similar and it was great the first month or two but then began cutting out exactly like that. So i did just that i frankenstein'd myself one and it had been great for over a year now
I saw that another commenter stated that they had the same drill, but that it lost power after a couple of months of use and would shut off just like this one. That begs the question, are there electronic/electrical components that can just "weaken?" For example, can a capacitor gradually lose its ability to store charge such that it drifts out of spec (but continues to function for a time)? Or how about if you used an under rated resistor and the current demand cooked it? Would that have a "weakening" effect? (Sorry if this is a dumb question.) Oh, and to be clear, when I say "weaken," I mean, it makes the drill produce less torque or be unable to deliver the demanded voltage (and subsequently produce less torque). Anyway, just a thought. :)
How do you send stuff to Vince I got a pair of Motorola walkie talkies one works fine the other doesn’t after moisture ingress in one. Some times is work sometimes not.
Could please do how to fix GBA sp with broken L and R
Next time on My Mate Vince... Lets fix the decking! ;-)
I reckon the one i sent to you will pass that screw test Vince ( if it is fixable that is lol)
Who else knew it was going to go into the deck? hahahaha. great vid!!!
Nice
Metabo is super great brand from Germany, in my opinion better than blue Bosch. I also bought Metabo cordless driver years ago ( Poland flea market) and for hobby job I think that it will last my whole life.
Hey Vince, how do we send you something to fix?
To be fair, you weren't drilling a hole first for the screw which would be normal. I think it would be fine for a pre-drilled hole before screwing. Yes it's cheap but still. That's the one test you didn't do.
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adding the grease would actually cause any dust to stick to the grease and block it up worse
I like kobalt and milwaukee drills.
The wood you was drilling in looked very wet, it's hard to drill/screw into when its wet.
Possible good for drywall. Not a good tool. But nice fix.
Vince how can I contact you many thanks
You opened that up like i open my mrs legs 😂😂😂
There goes my early night sleep 😂🙂
So, if you count charging time, it only took that thing a little over 2 hours to drive one screw in!
from 20:00 it was hilarious 12 v cheap drills will never do what you were asking it to do in to that hardwood.
Attention: New video from Vince. This is not a drill. Repeat, this is not a drill. Oh wait, yep it’s a drill.
It doesn’t have its reverse drilling liscense yet/ it got removed by the drill police
Never knew there was so much crap in a cheap tool like that, how is it made so cheap?
Think switches are the bain of all tools these days all brands seems to suffer from it ??
I’ll stick with my Milwaukee drill made here in Milwaukee Wisconsin lol
It may have been made in either Europe or China.
@@unitedfools3493 Only some of Milwaukee’s products are made in the USA. According to their website, they also have manufacturing facilities in China and Europe. Their main American facilities are in Brookfield, Wisconsin and three cities in Mississippi: Greenwood, Jackson and Olive Branch
spray servicol switch cleaner
watching this in 1080p 50 fps. thats new
can you post an address for us to post you our broken stuff..
hi in the shop where my mate helps out they come in all the time he all ways letting me have them hobbie drill's i call them
Boldly going forward, cause we can't find reverse!
Pay for the Milwaukee, expensive yes but these torque issues do not exist.
Also dewalt and makita
Depends, that isn't worth it if you just want to hang a few pictures or something.
@@unitedfools3493 If the drill lasts 15 years its worth it; not to replace the cheaper model that breaks ,or to eventually break down and buy something more expensive when a project arises that you need that amount of power for like replacing some deck boards due to dry rot . 150$ might be a bit steep at the time but trust me over 20 years or so you'll thank god you did.
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Vince why are you bothering trying to fix Drills they come from the factory Screwed up. All they do is put holes in things hahaha
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I've got an electric scooter that don't charge and a few old game consoles that are broke you can have them
Put them on ebay and allow offers and send him the item number.
@@unitedfools3493 I would if I had the time I'm so busy all the time I won't have a chance I'm giving them away I want nothing for them
the cheap drill hasnt got gears like the metabo
Just found a drill in the dumpster, also a cheapy one. Guess what, battery dead. "Zhong Gang" batteries inside. What? "Zhong Gang" batteries. Oh Yeah!
That is the problem with these cheapy things, the gear and construction can be pretty plausible however they save on battery quality. It just a standard motor with a standard gear mechanism, doesn't have to be that bad. They even sell it separately. The battery however is another story, 12x 1.2V 1200mah cells in series of crappy quality ..... Another bummer, you cannot buy a replacement for it, the reason people throw it away. Lesson for the unknown: That is what you have to look at when purchasing this kind of stuff, are you able to buy a replacement battery.
Replaced the battery with li-ion 18650 laptop cells (plenty of room to do this) and a BMS (you can buy at e-bay or ali - cheap). Guess what, works great! I think, that is what you have to do with your drill, put quality cells in the battery to get an usable amount of power, current! Actually, the battery is the powerhouse.
The problem with your drill is the (enormous) voltage drop at an amount of current, the power transistor inside turns off. It isn't a special safety feature, it is just a weak or not strong enough battery. You can notice this while drilling, it stops while still spinning at 'heavy 'lift. A safety feature kicks in only when it is unable to spin or get too hot. There is no special circuitry inside that indicates it has such feature. Just a motor with a gear mechanism, potentiometer, diode (to protect against wrong polarity) and a transistor or mosfet to power the motor by pushing the potentiometer.
It is not always the brand of tool that makes a difference, Makita makes mistakes too, many repair videos available online. Also mostly "made in China". With all tools like this, it is not always guaranteed you get the best for money. Own a "Bauker" (what?) screwdriver for many years, very powerful only 10 euros, still going strong. HAD a "Bosch" screwdriver, 60 euros and no luck. There is a channel "Project Farm" testing many tools, very interesting. Quality of brands seems very different nowadays.
It's a 4"×6" not 4"×4". FYI
Am I the only one spotting this looks like a Chinese knock off of Lidl's and Aldi's Parkside/Ferrex drills? I have my own Parkside in my hand, its very very close, even the battery profile is almost the same. I like both the cheaper brands from the supermarkets as they are made in Germany which usually means a higher quality than Shenzen but seeing this ones shell profile makes me think perhaps Lidls and Aldi have had the shells made in China and the factory that made them churned out a million for themselves filling with Shenzen's finest of motors, batteries and whatnot.
Maquina muito fraca.
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Aldi's finest £9.99.
so basically there was not really anything wrong with it
My 18 volt Ryobi drill works better than that
Nice tryin to fix, but never understand why people buy this cheap trash tools. Only buy good brands, yeah they cost 4 times the price maybe, but you will in a good chance inherit it to your childs. My grandpa gave me his tools, some of them are more than 35 years old an works like day one. You can save money on lot of things but tools are non of them.
@Ellis The DJ is no waste. When use less it will last generations so the gen next to you eventually can use it more often like in my case. The Bosch drill I got feom my granny is now 37 years old. i guess would you buy cheap junk in thia years you had bought 3-4 of them and got more expensive than oblnly one good one.
Before I got that Bosch one I used an cheap one feom an local diwcounter, used it 2016 for my new house. I got it back 4 years later and it was broken feom laying in my shelf. Nice. So less use isn't alsways an argument. I see plenty people rebuying cheap stuff all the day when I even cant remeber when I got my last tool Brand new.
you didn't really fix anything in this video
My 18 volt Ryobi drill works better than that