What to do if my Kobalt Impact Driver does not work?
- CCarolyn VelezAug 3, 2025
If your Kobalt Impact Driver isn't working, the most likely reason is low battery capacity. Try charging the battery pack to resolve this.
What to do if my Kobalt Impact Driver does not work?
If your Kobalt Impact Driver isn't working, the most likely reason is low battery capacity. Try charging the battery pack to resolve this.
Why is my Kobalt KXIW 124B-03 Impact Driver motor overheating?
If your Kobalt Impact Driver's motor is overheating, it's likely because the cooling vents are blocked. Make sure to clean and clear the vents. Also, avoid covering the vents with your hand while you're using the tool.
Voltage | 24V |
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Max Torque | 1800 in-lbs |
Variable Speed | Yes |
Brushless Motor | Yes |
Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
Drive Size | 1/4 inch |
Read manual and labels before use; keep manual for future reference.
This tool should only be serviced by a qualified service technician.
Maintain clean, lit areas; avoid explosive atmospheres; keep bystanders away.
Match plugs, avoid earthed surfaces, keep dry.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, dress properly, avoid complacency.
Use correct tool, don't force, maintain tools, store properly, disconnect battery.
Use specified chargers/packs, avoid shorting terminals, handle damaged batteries carefully.
Service by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Hold insulated surfaces, wear ear protection, secure workpiece.
Familiarize yourself with operating features and safety requirements before use.
Do not modify the tool or use unrecommended accessories; misuse can cause injury.
Align grooves, ensure latches snap, press release buttons to detach.
Control bit rotation (forward, reverse, lock) via selector near trigger.
Press to turn ON, release to turn OFF. Speed varies with trigger pressure.
Adjust speed (1-3 lights) by pressing speed button. Higher speed means more torque.
Illuminates workpiece; blinks if tool stops or battery is low.
Use impact-rated sockets. Push to install, pull to remove.
Check rotation, hold firmly, use trigger, fasten to torque, check with torque wrench.
Torque affected by socket, bolt, joints, extensions, and material. Practice for desired torque.
Only qualified technicians for maintenance. Clean with soft, dry cloth. Remove battery before cleaning.
Addresses tool not working (low battery) and socket not installing (bit fit).