Milwaukee Fuel M18 2863 20 muddy - repair

Another one didn't bite the dust this time, this is probably the 6th one like this I have had though my shop like this. previous ones needed repair to the one key board, and LEDs and a new armature assy, but this one still worked.

[@jetskyamorsolo5328]

They usually survive. I recently repair a Milwaukee hammer drill and a impact driver that been submerged on a recent flood.

[@Paul-IE-Repairs]

in my experience the non fuel are more likely to survive the harsh work environment than the fuel, when it comes to inclement weather damage, or submersion.

[@jetskyamorsolo5328]

@@Paul-IE-Repairs you're probably right

[@radtunes7915]

Should survive looks brand new

[@javieraguilar8062]

You power washed it? No wonder I doest work

[@Paul-IE-Repairs]

Wash, disassemble, finish washing, dry, bake if need be, as long as you dont use it while wet its fine, same goes for all electronics. It used to be a standard procedure to wash your computer motor boards in a dishwasher

[@chadhamilton88]

How do I get your job

[@BBQandStreetCars]

I would've hit it with the Dremel b4 putting it back together

[@Paul-IE-Repairs]

I did, I just didn't show that detail of removing the scale on the case.

[@BBQandStreetCars]

@@Paul-IE-Repairs nice. Then I take that back. Lol all on all you did good work 👍

[@Paul-IE-Repairs]

@@BBQandStreetCars the avg watch time is so minimal I try to keep it as short and sweet as possible and long form videos seem to deter a lot of people that's why Ive been posting more shorts, I do a lot of repairs daily, but not everything I can film.