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How do I retract the fish tape on my Milwaukee M18 FPFT?

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AnastasiaLynn
12/17/2025, 02:52:56 PM

Retracting the fish tape on your Milwaukee M18 FPFT Powered Fish Tape Base is straightforward. First, move the control switch to the retract position. Then, pull the trigger to begin the retraction process. Stop retracting once the fish tape has fully returned to its starting position. Be careful not to retract the tape beyond this point, as it could damage the drum.

If the tool shuts down during the feeding process, release the trigger, switch to the retract position, and hold the trigger for 3-4 seconds. Then, switch back to the feed position and try feeding again. Repeat this process up to 5 times if needed. If the tool continues to shut down during feed, the drum may need to be replaced.

If the non-conductive tape starts retracting into the drum during the feed, release the trigger, switch to the retract position, and firmly grasp the tape just outside the drum. While pulling the trigger, apply tension to the tape with your other hand as it retracts. Release the trigger, switch back to the feed position, and attempt to feed again. Repeat this up to 5 times if needed. If the tool continues to retract during feed, the drum may need to be replaced.

Following these steps will help you safely and effectively retract the fish tape on your Milwaukee M18 FPFT.

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