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Anonymous Posted on Feb 22, 2012

JCBD-CD18C trigger switch

I am trying to get a replacement trigger switch p/n FA06A-16/1 for my drill - the only reference I can find in Google is the manufacturer in China Thanks, Andrew

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Fred Yearian

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2009

SOURCE: Hammer drill quit

If it is an 1199, forget it. Replace the brushes and do NOT use for hammering. It is a design problem. My unit was repaired 4 times and hammered about 5 holes each time before same failure.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 12, 2011

SOURCE: The switch in my JCB cordless drill is starting to

Before you look for a replacement of switch try first to checked the connections of switch if it is OK,then try to cleaned the contact with it.,If you are know how to used a tester try to checked the continuity of the switch, by placing the test probe of the tester to the 2 wire of the switch then from the tester select sound continuity,(one test probe to one wire) it should hear a sound from the tester,it means the the switch is good. Hope this simple solution could help to solve your problem. Don' t forget to rate me up sir/madam.Thanks.

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Pieter Vleeshouwers

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  • Posted on Oct 23, 2016

SOURCE: Hitachi 24v sds hammer drill issues with speed when pulling back trigger switch sometimes works other times nothing, already changed dc speed control trigger any ideas to what the problem is? Thanks

faltering on a slide contact on electric field or switch, but in most cases dirth (dust) in carbonbrushes can be hanging somewhat in one or both brushholders.
Or a problem in the trigger switch itself dust and dirth have almost the highest priority in case of faltering by clamping carbon brushes.

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