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Skil Hammer Drill Recalled by S-B Power Tool

These drills are used for precision drilling into hard materials such as concrete and brick, as well as wood and metal. They have a black housing, and a red trigger and selector switch. These drills have a nameplate with "6464" on the side. The date codes 767 through 868 also are stamped on the nameplate, as well as the part number, "F012646400."

Agency
CPSC
Recall date
Oct 6, 1998
Status
Active
Company
S-B Power Tool Co., of Chicago, Ill.
Skil model 6464 Hammer Drill
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1. What product was recalled?

Skil model 6464 Hammer Drills

Quantity: About 150

RECALL-NUMBER
99003a

2. Is my exact product affected?

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3. What is the hazard?

A wiring problem presents the possibility of an electric shock or electrocution in these drills.

4. What should I do now?

Consumers should immediately stop using these drills. To arrange for a free repair, consumers should call S-B Power Tool.. Consumers may call S-B Power Tool at (800) 815-TOOL between 8 a.m and 4:30 p.m CDT Monday through Friday.

5. Where was it sold or distributed?

See the official CPSC notice for retailer and distribution details.

6. Were injuries or illnesses reported?

There have been no reports of incidents or injuries with these drills.

7. What remedy is available?

Consumers should immediately stop using these drills. To arrange for a free repair, consumers should call S-B Power Tool.. Consumers may call S-B Power Tool at (800) 815-TOOL between 8 a.m and 4:30 p.m CDT Monday through Friday.

8. Is the recall active or closed?

The source status is Active. The Recall Guy's urgency label is urgent, which is a separate deterministic site label.

9. When was the information checked?

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10. Where is the official source?

Open the official CPSC source

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