I am in possession of two Erbauer keys and both have touched the problem of the switch, except that for such money you can not cling too much. I used the keys intensively and, as a matter of fact, gave advice. The head of the key is made (in which we insert the tips). For me, the symptom was a grease leak towards the tip holder (metal parts and o-rings were wiped off). I changed the O-ring and is not running yet. But if I set the key with the screw not exactly in the rotor axis, then the additional resistance caused by wiping the head and the body greatly accelerates the transition from drilling to the impact of the device. It bothers me so much, because before the self-drilling screw (I use it) drills a hole, the key no longer goes to the impact and the drill does not go. In my case it could be due to the fact that the man using the key did not set it properly in relation to the drilling surface and the head was wiped off. Nevertheless, this should not take place after 2 months of using the key - even intense.
Due to the fact that I had to undress the whole device, I confirm that the gear and impact mechanism is made entirely of steel, there is no plastic trash, the casing is also made of strong, durable material and survived even a few falls in the ladder of about 170 - 190 cm
For work with high intensity, I would rather recommend something branded, in turn to housework, or where their intensity is not excessive will work out as much as possible.
When it comes to batteries, thanks to the fact that there are two in a set, it gives advice and there is no downtime at work. I noticed in both keys that one battery is stronger and the other weaker (in each set the same). I will work on one for longer, on the other shorter, but the fast charger makes up for it with more than enough.