Chicago Electric 1/2" variable Speed Reversible HEAVY DUTY DRILL 69452 User Manual (English)

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Dana MatthewsJul 31, 2025
What to do if my Chicago Electric Drill will not start?
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  megan99Jul 31, 2025
  First, ensure the power cord is properly connected. Then, check if the outlet has power. If not, check the circuit breaker, making sure the circuit's capacity is adequate for the Chicago Electric Drill and isn't overloaded. If the drill has a thermal reset breaker, turn it off, let it cool, and press the reset button. If none of these steps work, the drill may have internal damage or wear, and you should have a technician service it.
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ellisamyAug 8, 2025
Why is my Chicago Electric Drill overheating?
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  shirleybakerAug 8, 2025
  Overheating can occur if you're forcing the Chicago Electric Drill to work too fast; allow it to work at its own pace. Also, check and correct the bit alignment. Ensure cutting accessories are sharp, replacing them if dull or damaged. Clear any blockages from the motor housing vents by blowing out dust with compressed air while wearing safety goggles and a dust mask/respirator. Finally, eliminate the use of an extension cord, or if needed, use one with the correct diameter for its length and load, as a long or small diameter cord can strain the motor.
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rdurhamAug 15, 2025
Why does the performance of my Chicago Electric 1/2" variable Speed Reversible HEAVY DUTY 69452 Drill decrease over time?
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  John EvansAug 15, 2025
  Decreased performance over time in your Chicago Electric Drill may be due to a dull or damaged bit; keep cutting accessories sharp and replace them as needed. It could also be caused by worn or damaged carbon brushes, in which case you should have a qualified technician replace them.
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Joseph BatesAug 23, 2025
What to do if my Chicago Electric 1/2" variable Speed Reversible HEAVY DUTY 69452 Drill makes excessive noise or rattling?
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  Erin HendersonAug 23, 2025
  Excessive noise or rattling in your Chicago Electric Drill may indicate internal damage or wear, such as with the carbon brushes or bearings. In this case, have a technician service the tool.