Another Milwaukee power tool Repairathon video, what can be fixed??

As requested in the comments from a follower, a new milwaukee repair video with 9 broken tools.
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[@gavinstone3769]

Patience of a saint Dean, my grandad used to tut at me when I did something bad, you tuting when trying to take apart a milwaukee brings back memories, bad milwaukee, keep up the good work 👍

[@leonardpaciora5039]

A fine job Sir! Thanks!!!!!!

[@michaelmazzen]

Probably not at lot- if any its only thanx to the incredible skills of Dean...

[@jerrodrollins1509]

Yes, thank you so much for all that you do!

[@darrenairey5938]

Nice shot with the ball bearings you were popping out on the sds at 12:20 mins🤙

[@martinpedersen4886]

Amazing to see some Milwaukee that can actually be repaired for a change. Probably won't last. I have watched until the CCS55. I have had a few of those with the problem of working intermittently. I have had luck cleaning out the switch and bending the plates that make contact slightly. That has made them work again. Might be worth trying as it is a free fix. Plungesaw is a very new model. Was surprised to see one for repair already, but probably shouldn't be with Milwaukee 🤭

[@zaxmaxlax]

I knew the milwhacky repairaton was coming as soon as I saw a bunch of red tools in the photo you posted a while ago 😂

[@ZachSmall]

Thanks for the extra long video Dean keep up the amazing work and the longer format videos

[@benbuchan1692]

Loving the vids keep em coming

[@CATA20034]

After a hard day a nice video for relax

[@deandohertygreaser]

Enjoy

[@Rah84eem]

Hi whats the length of the screw bits you use thx. Your a true genius

[@bladeoflucatiel]

2h video, thank you very much. Gonna enjoy it while I have dinner

[@jackspendlove3147]

Great work as always, can we have a paslode repairathon please 😊

[@darylhudson777]

My Dear Brother Dean, there was a reason that the change lever led to you taking apart to find that old grease because that's going to lengthen the life of that tool cleaning that out and putting that new grease in there so it all worked out for the good. 👍

[@lukada83]

2h video from dean, the weeekend couldn't start better.

[@21meye]

1:52:36 hi Dean I have 3 of the 1/2 impact wrench that do not work. What's the most common fault with them. I've fixed a few tools now, thanks to your videos and all the information you give. Cheers

[@deandohertygreaser]

The modern one normaly develop a motor fault. Controler normaly shuts down

[@rossnolan2883]

Brilliant 👍👍👍

[@boby4509]

Always enjoy your videos and learned few things along the way. Can you share what is the type of bosch grease you use. I am tempted to replace it on one of my old makitas, which has never been serviced.

[@christopherkingston9601]

Could you not cut the bearing off the impact wrench or would it spin ?

[@bouwwerkennl816]

Hey Dean my dmr106 his the Bluetooth Nod working do you now what the problem is

[@xjdhdjdjdjej]

What lubricant do you use in the syringe?

[@mikehawk4517]

Seen from american youtubers that the Milwaukee Gen 4 impact driver has a high failure rate. Have you had any of those in for repair yet? Should be the FID3 model number.

[@edwardoutthere3189]

Dean simple question what's good cordless unit now of what brands out there

[@icsx]

Interesting facts about Milwaukee flaws and issues. It isnt as good brand as advertised and said. The KZbinrs and others who have gotten tools for free should be more honest about the issues too.

[@MrBarrymiles]

What bits do you use to take the tools apart please

[@deandohertygreaser]

Wiha system 6 bits. Perfect for using in a cordless drill

[@onemoredeadman]

Or Milfukee scrapathon?

[@william6453]

You drop that milwaukee jspe jiggy on floor it will break the concrete

[@marcelsmit8789]

Sticky and disgusting rubber can be cleaned with water and baking soda. Give it a few rubs ubtill it no longer sticks !!

[@alouisschafer7212]

Never understood why people in Europe here buy Milwaukee. Never cheaper then Makita, Bosch or Metabo and equal in performance and inferior in longevity and quality. And barely repairable. No warranty benefits also, Parkside has a better warranty even.

[@petrokemikal]

TBH... Id prefer if all controllers were not potted, My trend orbital sander shat itself over christmas and I was able to remove the part and get a new one put in for a few pence.. Back up and running.. If it was potted it was for the bin.. They say the potted controlers are obviously better insulated from the likes of dust and water, but Im going to say thats not at all why most of the brands now are doing it, its more the fact that youd have no shot at fixing it and would have to buy the board from them... If my dewalt stuff breaks, theres no way im paying for controllers and switches, if its outside of warranty whch a good few of my tools are now.. When there dead there dead..

[@zeroyon4562]

Nah. I’d rather my tools get a little damp and dirty and not shit themselves. It’s not some conspiracy to get you to spend money on new control boards, I doubt companies love warranty repairs and damage to their reputation.

[@petrokemikal]

Wheres the conspiracy bud !! A motor costs 100 quid..a controller costs minimum 90 quid.. ​individual parts that make up motors and controllers are pence to a few pound.. its doesnt cost 100 euro to supply you a controller, there made for buttons, 😅 @@zeroyon4562