All questions need 'make model (what it is)' as the first 3 words.
It is likely to be the selector, Undo-Lock-Clockwise, or it is the gearbox or switching mechanism, depending on type.
With make and model not stated, you can look it up
make model only works in reverse
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on the m12 impact, when you look in battery well or after opening 3 wires for to battery connectors, check the whites soldering and how many wires are actually soldered in the whites line ... just fixed buddy's who had exact issue and only 3 strands were soldered, stripped about a centimeter more and soldered back on and boom issue solved.
Here are the wire placements for the switch of a DeWalt DWD520 hammer drill:
The red wire from the motor goes to the top left terminal on the switch.
The black wire from the motor goes to the top right terminal on the switch.
The white wire from the power cord goes to the bottom left terminal on the switch.
The black wire from the power cord goes to the bottom right terminal on the switch.
It's always recommended to double-check the manual or contact DeWalt customer service for confirmation, as wire placement may vary depending on the specific model and year of manufacture.
If the battery charger on your Evatac flashlight blinks from red to green repeatedly when you connect the batteries to the charger, it could indicate a problem with the batteries or the charger itself.
Here are a few possible reasons why the charger is blinking from red to green:
The batteries may be faulty or damaged. In this case, the charger may not be able to charge the batteries properly, causing it to blink from red to green.
The charger may be detecting a problem with the batteries, such as overcharging or overheating. In this case, the charger may be designed to stop charging and start blinking from red to green as a warning.
There could be an issue with the charger itself, such as a loose connection or a faulty circuit. In this case, the charger may not be able to properly charge the batteries, causing it to blink from red to green repeatedly.
It is recommended to check the batteries and charger for any visible signs of damage or wear, such as corroded or dirty connections. If the issue persists, it may be best to contact the manufacturer or a qualified technician for further assistance.
