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Stanford
November 15, 2022
In many videos of how to remove the chuck. I see examples of a retaining screw inside the chuck itself. If my Dewalt drill DWD110 does not have the screw. Just hitting it in the opposite direction will tighten it enough or do I need to add lock tight to ensure that it doesn't come loose?
For model number DWD110
Hi Stanford, thank you for reaching out. According to our research on the model, it comes with a Keyless Chuck, part number FIX10169886. After replacing it, just hitting in the opposite direction will tighten it. We have also attached an installation video to help you out. We hope this information helps!
