Drill Brushes

[beeswax]

Please explain how to fit replacement brushes into

Power Drill. The Drill is Powerplus 500w

[BillySugger]

If you can't do that I'd suggest you shouldn't be using a drill

[beeswax]

It would be better that Billy Sugger got his facts right

about what type of Brushes I,m talking about before

giving an answer like He has !

[Clanad]

Residing in the U.S. as I do, I'm admittedly not familiar with the brand you describe. However, almost all brands are the same in a few respects. One is they split in half at a clearly defined centerline. The two halves are held together by two or more screws. One would take all of the screws loose and carefully seperate the two halves. I've done this and always do it on a work bench with a clean cloth on the bench so I clearly see any loose parts that fall out.
There really shouldn't. be any loose parts, other than a spring on the trigger mechanism, but take care anyway.
Once apart, the rotor or armature will be readily visible since it's most likely the largest part inside. Locate the existing brushes and see if you have the correct replacements. If so, they are fairly easy to remove and replace since they are held in spring loaded holders. The electrical connection end should be easily replaced as well.

Keep in mind, if your drill is new enough to still be under warranty, most manufacturer's will void the warranty if the drill has been split.

Here's a handy link that gives a few photographs of what you may find:
http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Howto_repair_a_han dheld_electric_drill
Best of luck!

[Disco Fever]

How old is the drill and how much did you pay for it??

I'm only asking cause you could get a new one for less than �20 so is it really worth repairing it....