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Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair

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  1. Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Remove the foot: étape 1, image 1 de 1
    • Remove the 3 screws holding the guide foot and plate to the saw body with a T20 Torx or medium flat-blade screw driver.

  2. Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Remove the rubber cover and lever: étape 2, image 1 de 1
    • Remove the rubber body cover and yellow lever with your hands. There are no screws holding them on.

  3. Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Put the spring / pin back in place: étape 3, image 1 de 1
    • Push the locking mechanism up and put the spring / pin in the hole in the locking mechanism.

    • Use your fingers or a pair of pliers.

    • The locking mechanism should move up and down freely. That is the plate with the metal triangle. The spring / pin goes in a hole in the metal triangle.

  4. Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Replace the rubber cover and yellow lever: étape 4, image 1 de 1
    • Place the rubber cover over the saw body.

    • Insert the yellow lever in the hole in the rubber cover.

    • Align the pin on the yellow lever with the hole in the saw body. (Shown without rubber cover.)

    • Push the rubber cover on completely.

    • Make sure that the pin on the yellow lever is correctly inserted into the hole in the saw body. (Shown without rubber cover.)

  5. Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Install the face plate / foot: étape 5, image 1 de 2 Dewalt Reciprocating Saw Sawblade Locking Mechanism Repair, Install the face plate / foot: étape 5, image 2 de 2
    • Align the pin in the yellow lever with the hole in the face plate.

    • Install the face plate with 3 screws.

    • Test the lever and make sure that the blade does not fall out.

Conclusion

Make sure the lever moves the locking mechanism up and down. This will hold the blade in.

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John Jarrett

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8 commentaires

This does not apply to a DC385. The torx screws are not accessible under the foot.

Hollister Bulldawg - Réponse

Thanks for pointing that out

John Jarrett -

The DC385 has holes IN the foot for going thru to the torque screws.

Brad Mason -

hi john! i dont think my spring is functioning properly. what part should i order from dewalt?

Michael Zentgraf - Réponse

Hi how dose the spring go back in

Ryan Nelson - Réponse

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