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P270 Ryobi Cordless Drill

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Screw – Part Number: 6613402
This screw is designed to fit drills and drivers. It is generally used to secure the drill chuck and includes 1 Torx screw for each order. For installation instructions on the location of the screw in your tool.
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Bit Ph2 & S6 L50mm – Part Number: 6782045
This is an authentic OEM approved part which is designed for use with Ryobi and Toro drills. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty double bit that was included with a new unit. The ...
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Chuck – Part Number: 670794017
$13.93
This replacement item is a genuine Ryobi chuck generally used on drills/drivers. It is sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. Chuck allows users to secure a drill bit. This is a keyles...
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Assembly Motor – Part Number: 230079021
This is a genuine Ryobi replacement part manufactured for use with 18v drill/drivers. The motor assembly is complete, and has a geared shaft to drive the gear box of the drill/driver. The motor has tw...
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Spring Washer – Part Number: 670030004
$6.51
A genuine item which is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Ryobi, Ridgid and Homelite power tools. The spring washer is designed to provide a tight seal between co...
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Bit Clip – Part Number: 630206007
$6.51
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Switch Assy. – Part Number: 270001440
$32.12
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Top Level Assembly – Part Number: 3000907
$4.15
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M. Screw – Part Number: 6621205
$6.51
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Logo Label – Part Number: 940114155
$4.15
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Forward/Reverse Selector – Part Number: 516319002
$4.30
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Priya
June 19, 2022
Chuck is stuck in the open position. Cannot turn the holding screw inside either way
For model number P270
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Hello Priya, Thank you for the question. I am attaching a link below for you to copy and paste into your web browser. This will take you to our Youtube page with a few different videos on how to properly remove a chuck. I hope this helps and good luck with your repair. https://www.youtube.com/c/FixDotCom/search?query=how%20to%20remove%20a%20chuck

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