DeWalt DW235G Drill Chuck Part Replacement

Introduction

If your DeWalt Drill (DW235G) is acting a bit wonky due to old age or if you simply want to change the chuck to accommodate different bit sizes, then you are in the right place. The guide below details step-by-step how to dismantle the drill's existing chunk in order to replace the chuck component within the DeWalt Drill (DW235G). This guide includes a section in which a hammer or blunt object is used so use proper safety persuasions when executing the step.

What you need

Step 1 Chuck Component

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Identify the Hex nut within the inside of the chuck of the drill.
Insert the 4mm Allen key into the chuck to loosen the Hex nut.
The Hex nut is reversed threaded. To loosen the nut, simply twist the 4mm Allen key in the opposite direction.

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Step 2

Re-insert the 4mm Allen key into the chuck after the Hex nut has been taken out.
Make sure that the 4mm Allen key is firmly in place inside the chuck.

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Step 3

Using a hammer or blunt object, strike the 4mm Allen key in order to break loose the chuck from the body of the drill.
Make sure the drill is thoroughly secured before striking.

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