Hard
1-2 hours
This is an original Makita replacement part. The armature is designed by the manufacturer for use in circular saws. This is a complete armature assembly, which is used in conjunction with the field to provide power to the machine. You may require a screwdriver or Allen wrench when replacing this item. This part is sold individually.
Armature 510095-0
OEM part for: Makita
Part Number: 510095-0
$36.00
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This Armature will fit the following 14 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
Makita
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- Circular Saw Parts
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Broken armature caused by overload
Jetcarrier - March 14, 2020
Tool Type
Circular Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Remove the ph2 screws on the Green plastic. Also the handle to adjust blade-height. Take the Green plastic from metal housing. Loosen armature by pull it out.
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Brushes deteriorated and froze -- saw lost power
Christopher - October 4, 2018
Tool Type
Circular Saw
Difficulty
Hard
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Multi tool remove brush caps, other small tools.
1. Opened the back of the saw with brushes. Brushes were frozen and melted.
2. Using multi tool and small blade carefully cut open the brush caps and removed them. They were melted into the brush holder.
3. Realized that I would need to destroy the brush holders to get the remains of the brushes out of the unit. So I set the unit aside and ordered a set of brush holders.
4. Opened the saw unit as described in a video. Removed the armature. The armature maybe is ok. Replaced it anyway.
5. Carefully removed the two brush holders making sure I knew the black(negative) side and the red(positive) side. Take a picture if needed so you get the correct brush holder in the correct side of the unit.
6. Insert the new brush holders. Wire them back to where the old ones were attached.
7. Insert the new armature unit.
8. Close up the unit and put the cap back on the brush side of the unit.
9. Insert the new brushes. Pay attention to the curvature to align it with armature correctly. Should only got into holder one way(rectangular in shape).
10. Screw on the brushes cap. Rotate the blade by hand (no battery in unit) and make sure blade turns freely. If not, check your brushes to make sure they are correctly inserted.
11. Put a battery in the unit and try it out.
2. Using multi tool and small blade carefully cut open the brush caps and removed them. They were melted into the brush holder.
3. Realized that I would need to destroy the brush holders to get the remains of the brushes out of the unit. So I set the unit aside and ordered a set of brush holders.
4. Opened the saw unit as described in a video. Removed the armature. The armature maybe is ok. Replaced it anyway.
5. Carefully removed the two brush holders making sure I knew the black(negative) side and the red(positive) side. Take a picture if needed so you get the correct brush holder in the correct side of the unit.
6. Insert the new brush holders. Wire them back to where the old ones were attached.
7. Insert the new armature unit.
8. Close up the unit and put the cap back on the brush side of the unit.
9. Insert the new brushes. Pay attention to the curvature to align it with armature correctly. Should only got into holder one way(rectangular in shape).
10. Screw on the brushes cap. Rotate the blade by hand (no battery in unit) and make sure blade turns freely. If not, check your brushes to make sure they are correctly inserted.
11. Put a battery in the unit and try it out.
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