Below is an excerpt of an email I sent Trog tonight. I thought I might get quicker help here, what with the time difference:
I've had my 2 screwdrivers (black and silver 510s) for almost 2 weeks. Love them!!! I've been using the silver one A LOT while getting all systems in place before handing the black one over to my husband. I'm almost ready, but, tonight, the silver one stopped working. I used process of elimination to determine that the problem is with the atty end of the casing. (All my attys and batts work great on the black sd and the silver switch end works great screwed onto the black atty end.) The spring and rubber gasket on the inside seem to be solidly in place. The brass disc at the base of the threads on the outside looks the same to me as in the black sd. I thought the silvers brass disc might be looser at first, but I dont really think so now that I see it seems to have some flexibility by design. I wondered if it was screwed in because it turns easily, but I didnt want to mess with it too much for fear of creating more problems. (I dont have any idea what the structure is between what I can see on the outside and inside.) I tried scraping the brass disc per your (TROG's) suggestion on the screwdriver forum. Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take with this?
I've had my 2 screwdrivers (black and silver 510s) for almost 2 weeks. Love them!!! I've been using the silver one A LOT while getting all systems in place before handing the black one over to my husband. I'm almost ready, but, tonight, the silver one stopped working. I used process of elimination to determine that the problem is with the atty end of the casing. (All my attys and batts work great on the black sd and the silver switch end works great screwed onto the black atty end.) The spring and rubber gasket on the inside seem to be solidly in place. The brass disc at the base of the threads on the outside looks the same to me as in the black sd. I thought the silvers brass disc might be looser at first, but I dont really think so now that I see it seems to have some flexibility by design. I wondered if it was screwed in because it turns easily, but I didnt want to mess with it too much for fear of creating more problems. (I dont have any idea what the structure is between what I can see on the outside and inside.) I tried scraping the brass disc per your (TROG's) suggestion on the screwdriver forum. Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take with this?