Multi-Tool Parts

Brush & Spring

$6.29

Fix Number: FIX10259942
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610005646

These OEM replacement carbon brushes are sold as a pair and include a coiled spring attached. These brush and spring assemblies are what deliver power to a rotary tool armature. The spring transfers power and helps to secure the brush tightly in place. These brushes are in constant contact with the armature, which causes them to wear over time, and is the reason you should also inspect the armature regularly as well. If the tool is overloaded this can also cause the springs to burn. When performing this repair, be careful not to over-tighten the brush caps because they can crack.

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Brush & Spring (Pair)

$6.29

Fix Number: FIX10259957
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610009829

This part includes a set of two carbon brushes and two springs, sourced directly from the manufacturer. The spring bolts transmit power and hold the brush securely against the commutator. The brushes are consistently rubbing against the armature, and this will cause them to wear down over time. If the tool is overworked this can also burn the springs. For this repair, you will need to remove the old brushes, which are located behind the brush caps. There is one on each side of the tool. Installing the new brushes is simple. Line it up with the brush holder, insert it in and secure it with the cap, and the same steps are repeated on the other side.

Carbon Brush CB-458, 2 Pcs/Set

$4.99

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10156666
Manufacturer Part Number: CB458

This part includes two OEM carbon brushes with the wire leads attached. Your tools motor requires two carbon brushes to create electricity for the armature. It is common for the carbon brushes to wear down over time, and this is why it is important to continually inspect them and replace them as part of your regular maintenance. If you notice sparks around the commutator, this may indicate a worn brush or a damaged armature, so we recommend inspecting both. To access this part you will need to remove the rear cover.

Installation Instructions

Gary from AVON PARK, FL

Armature was shorted (Used only three times)

Disassembly is simple enough but please remove the brushes before pulling out the armature. It is imperative as the commutator ring will catch on the brushes otherwise. Slipped in the new armature and installed the new brushes and reassembled. Runs smoothly and performs as expected. Old brushes were not worn at all as it was used very little but installed new ones anyway. Read more...

Carbon Brush (Sold Individually)

$8.97

Fix Number: FIX9937696
Manufacturer Part Number: 30711129009

This is a carbon brush, sold individually. It is advisable to replace both carbon brushes at the same time, meaning you will need to order two, even if only one is worn. If the motor of your tool is running less than perfect, it is likely a case of worn brushes that require replacement. When doing this repair, this is an opportune time to also do a quick check of the condition of the armature.

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Shaft Lock Assembly

$3.99

Fix Number: FIX10259958
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610009839

This lock assembly includes one collar and one pin. It assists in locking the spindle shift. Over time, the pin can deteriorate, which results in it slipping. The retainer can also break. For this repair, start by removing the collet and collet nut, followed by the collar on the front of the tool. You will then need to disassemble the housing. You will now need to lift the motor and switch assembly out of the housing. The lock pin and retainer are located at the front of the housing and will need to be removed. The new lock can now be installed inside the tool.

Adapter Blade

$5.20

Fix Number: FIX9997610
Manufacturer Part Number: 692496002

This is a single adaptor blade, sold individually. The blade adapter keeps the blade steady in the proper position while the tool is being used, and also makes it possible to use accessories from other manufacturers. When using these accessories, you will install the adaptor first, and then the chosen accessory. Depending on the manufacturer, you will install the adaptor with either the B facing out or the D facing out. You will need to consult the user manual to know which side is correct for your specific tool.

Carbon Brush Set

$6.29

Fix Number: FIX17016959
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610053746

Carbon Brush Set

Sleeve

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX9997616
Manufacturer Part Number: 692512002

This is a round metal sleeve with an approximate diameter of 3/4-inches, with a beveled centre with a 1/4-inch bore. It is sold individually, and sourced directly from the original manufacturer. The sleeve is part of the clamp assembly and is used to secure accessories to the tool.

1/8" Collet

$6.27

Fix Number: FIX10129511
Manufacturer Part Number: 42-77-0400

This is an authentically sourced collet for rotary tools. This collet is for using bits with 1/8-Inch arbors. Over time and heavy use, the collet will wear and will require replacing. You may need a collet nut wrench (sold separately) to remove the collet nut.

Flex Drive Shaft

$7.22

Fix Number: FIX12094069
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610914543

This is a drive shaft for a flex-shaft attachment. It has an approximate length of 38-3/8-inches and a diameter of 1/8-inch. This genuine OEM part is sold individually. The square ends of the drive shaft can begin to round over time, and this will prevent it from working properly. This is a very common wear part, so it is suggested to keep an extra one handy.

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