DC925VA (Type 1) DeWALT Hammer Drill - Overview

Included in part number 395666-01

Battery cap

Included in part number 395666-01

This replacement side handle is a genuine OEM sourced item designed for Dewalt hammer drills. It is secured to the side of the tool providing user with a safe and comfortable grip for operating the tool. It is made from durable rubber with metal and it is sold individually.

This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The nameplate is designed for use in DeWALT hammer drills. This part is made of paper with an adhesive backing, and is placed on the side of the housing to identify the model and provide important information about the machine. No tools are required when replacing this item. ...Read moreSimply remove the old part, peel off the protective backing, and carefully stick the new label in place. This item is sold individually.

This is a genuine Dewalt replacement part designed for use with a variety of power tools. It is a standard hardware which has multiple applications based on your tools. This is a metal torx T-10 screw which is sold individually.

This 18V battery is a genuine Dewalt replacement accessory, not generic or aftermarket. It is a top of the line XRP (extended run-time) battery with a high amp hour rating allowing it to run up to 40% longer than standard batteries.rn

This item is a genuine DeWalt replacement part that is intended to be used with cordless drills and drivers. The bit clip can be used as a direct replacement of the original clip that would have been installed on a new drill. The clip snaps onto the side of drill's housing and is used to store frequently used drill bits. This item is priced as a single replacement part.

This is a Trigger type switch that has 2 terminals, a heat sink, a battery connector and a forward/reverse lever. This genuine DeWalt replacement part is sold individually. Switches are commonly replaced parts in power tools. A switch handles on/off and variable speed functions. They also have a role in electric breaking; they can mom...Read moreentarily reverse electrical polarity. Because switches use mechanical internals, they will degrade and wear out over time, eventually requiring replacement. Some common signs of a broken or failing switch are: • The tool has completely stopped functioning - it will not turn on. • The tool operates intermittently, requiring multiple tries to turn on, until eventually it won't turn on at all. • The variable speed function and electric braking aren't working properly.