Bosch drill (taking apart)
08 October 2011, 01:20 PM
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Bosch drill (taking apart)
I have A bosch gbh 36vf-li sds drill, and I have broke the forward and reverse switch .
How easy is It to take the drill apart just to change the part. I've sourced a switch for £1.02
How easy is It to take the drill apart just to change the part. I've sourced a switch for £1.02
08 October 2011, 01:37 PM
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I have a non-SDS Bosch drill and have taken it apart several times. Basically, you have remove all the screws you can see on one side - some down deepish holes - plus, I think, the black grip on the handle. See ... http://www.axminster.co.uk/downloads/212226_manual.pdf ... page 5 for what I mean.
And be careful when separating the two halves as there could be springs etc that go 'ping' ....
Dave
And be careful when separating the two halves as there could be springs etc that go 'ping' ....
Dave
08 October 2011, 05:17 PM
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As above. DO NOT work over a carpet, nor anywhere near a large appliance like a fridge, cooker, washer, or any parts you drop will immediately be affected by "Fridge Suck," a mysterious force that sucks the little part you drop right underneath the nearest large immovable object. 
Seriously, it is easy, just take it slow, do it on a clean garage floor so any bits that drop are identifiable, and take careful note of what is where when you open it: I tend to take a quick pic on the phone. It CAN come in VERY handy if bits get dislodged
Seriously, it is easy, just take it slow, do it on a clean garage floor so any bits that drop are identifiable, and take careful note of what is where when you open it: I tend to take a quick pic on the phone. It CAN come in VERY handy if bits get dislodged
10 October 2011, 05:14 PM
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This might help, just enter GBH 36VF-LI in the trade name field then click Continue
http://www.powertools-aftersalesserv...=en&country=GB
http://www.powertools-aftersalesserv...=en&country=GB
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