Introduction

For any damage requiring replacement of the side handle case for the Milwaukee Rotary Hammer 260520 D14A 2016, refer to this replacement guide for instructions.

This guide also serves as a disassembly guide for taking apart the drill casing. Some of these screws may be stuck, especially if this is the first time the drill casing is being taken apart, so be prepared to apply some considerable amount of torque if necessary.

  1. aPPSuIEiWIYIqtR3
    • Remove the battery by sliding it from the base.

  2. QhKBsfrBheSU4TWL
    • Remove two 20.3 mm screws at the right side of the drill base using a Torx T3 screwdriver.

  3. sTngW2eqpvYcFA3G
    sTngW2eqpvYcFA3G
    QSuYvKZEQvhFTZHD
    UEDqCvwLprHXwnR6
    • Remove five 20.3 mm screws on the right side of the handle using a Torx T3 screwdriver.

  4. 5yasRnqJFKkvnILx
    5yasRnqJFKkvnILx
    XSDEVHXf64pauMZj
    • Remove four matte 24 mm screws on the crankcase at the rear cover of the drill (connecting the chuck to the handle) using a Torx T3 screwdriver.

  5. WrUTN4Te1MthQnaO
    • Remove two 24 mm screws on the housing cover beneath the ventilation slots. These screws point into the drill.

  6. bEPpPB55Fo3mse1s
    bEPpPB55Fo3mse1s
    EIDgoXB1S3QQyXAe
    • Using a Torx T5 screwdriver bit, remove two 26.8 mm screws on each side of the drill housing cover, located beneath the ventilation slots. These screws point upwards.

  7. BtEHrsARYKQw3hOm
    • Gently pry apart the covers for the drill handle.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Sophie Nieder

Member since: 14/02/24

796 Reputation

0 comments