Medium
15-30 minutes
This cord is a genuine Porter Cable replacement part and is sold individually. It is constructed with tough, thick outer rubber insulation for a long service life.
Power Cord Specifications:
- Length: 7'
- Gauge: 18
- Wires: 3
- Type: Bare Wire
Cord A11126
OEM part for: Porter Cable
Part Number: A11126
$26.73
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- Classification: Part
- Weight: 0.43 lbs.
- Shipping: Ships Worldwide
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This part will fit the following 32 machines
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the person who took my order was very helpful and polite.
I was pleased to see the electric supply cord was just what i was looking for.
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August 12, 2022
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Right part, on time, right price
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Guest -
March 6, 2022
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Great cord for my Porter Cable router.
The cord arrived and I used the wire colors and compared them to the one on the defective cord and when I got it back together, it worked perfectly.
Robert -
May 17, 2021
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Parts fit perfectly. Thx
Worked great
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January 8, 2021
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Porter Cable Replacement Parts
Your ordering process was quite easy and I was surprised that you had so many parts available for a piece of equipment as old as my belt sander. I also appreciated your video describing in detail how to install them, as they helped greatly. I have installed the parts and the sander is working great again.
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Guest -
December 6, 2020
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Like new again
Original Porter Cable part made my router look and operate like new. Fair price and fast shipping....thank you.
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July 20, 2020
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Close, but no cigar
The cord I received was not the correct one. The fitting at the router end would not fit into my router. I am checking to see if I misread the type number on my router.
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Damaged cord needed to be replaced
Thomas - May 16, 2016
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, crimper
Parts Used
Take apart the the switch handle, remove the switch from the handle , then remove the old cord wires from the switch, and install the new cord wires. Attach the switch to the handle. The put the switch handle back on the sander.
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Damaged cord/ bad switch
Mark - February 18, 2024
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wire stripper/crimper
Parts Used
Remove handle side plate to expose switch and cord.
Cut factory crimped connection white wire.
Unclip black wires from old switch.
Cut wires on new power cord using old cord as template.
Recrimp white wires using butt crimp connector.
Re-attach black wires using new crimp on connector eyes.
Arrange wires so switch can be remounted to handle (this is tight)
Replace handle side plate.
Cut factory crimped connection white wire.
Unclip black wires from old switch.
Cut wires on new power cord using old cord as template.
Recrimp white wires using butt crimp connector.
Re-attach black wires using new crimp on connector eyes.
Arrange wires so switch can be remounted to handle (this is tight)
Replace handle side plate.
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Strain relief on power cord was torn
Steven - February 5, 2023
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Soldering iron
Parts Used
1). Remove multiple screws on handle. Some are loctite and required considerable torque. Do not strip heads of these screws
2). Photograph placement of wires before removing old wires
3). Remove wires (will need to cut neutral wire (white))
4). Attach new crimp connector (eyelet) to ground wire (green)
5). Tin hot-wire (black) with solder and push into switch
6). Crimp neutral wires (white) together
7). Fiddle with wires until they fit neatly into handle
8). Screw handle together and test sander
2). Photograph placement of wires before removing old wires
3). Remove wires (will need to cut neutral wire (white))
4). Attach new crimp connector (eyelet) to ground wire (green)
5). Tin hot-wire (black) with solder and push into switch
6). Crimp neutral wires (white) together
7). Fiddle with wires until they fit neatly into handle
8). Screw handle together and test sander
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Porter-Cable router cord was disintergrating at strain relief.
Ed - June 20, 2022
Tool Type
Router
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wire cutter/stripper
Parts Used
1. Removed router cap.
2. Replaced cord.
2. Replaced cord.
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Moulded cord at router end deteriorated.
Mark - March 13, 2022
Tool Type
Router
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, T20 torx tip, wire butt splices, diagonal cutters, crimper
Parts Used
1 - remove router top plastic cover (2 Phillips screws).
2 - remove cord moulded end capture clamp (2 T20 torx screws).
3 - cut black, white and green wires from existing crimp connections.
4 - cut to length same color wires on new cord.
5 - using 16 gauge crimp butt splices and crimping tool, connect new cord wires to router internal wires.
6 - install moulded cord clamp over new cord end (2 T20 screws)
7 - install plastic cover (2 Phillips screws).
8 - Insure on / off switch is in off position, plug in, turn on to test.
9 - In my case, I'd lost the collet chuck snap ring nut retainer, so I also installed the new one provided (purchased by me).
2 - remove cord moulded end capture clamp (2 T20 torx screws).
3 - cut black, white and green wires from existing crimp connections.
4 - cut to length same color wires on new cord.
5 - using 16 gauge crimp butt splices and crimping tool, connect new cord wires to router internal wires.
6 - install moulded cord clamp over new cord end (2 T20 screws)
7 - install plastic cover (2 Phillips screws).
8 - Insure on / off switch is in off position, plug in, turn on to test.
9 - In my case, I'd lost the collet chuck snap ring nut retainer, so I also installed the new one provided (purchased by me).
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nicked the cord and then found the insulation inside was crumbling on all 3 wires for the length of the cord
Marc - June 14, 2021
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, punch
Parts Used
Found a repair video online
cut the new cord wires to length based on the old one
This is a Porter Cable sander and surprisingly there were three different connection types inside the switch. The white wire was a crimp connection, the ground wire had a crimp eye connector to screw to the frame and the black was a push in friction connection that required a punch to remove the old wire, and tinning of the new to be able to push it in.
The cord was a perfect replacement.
cut the new cord wires to length based on the old one
This is a Porter Cable sander and surprisingly there were three different connection types inside the switch. The white wire was a crimp connection, the ground wire had a crimp eye connector to screw to the frame and the black was a push in friction connection that required a punch to remove the old wire, and tinning of the new to be able to push it in.
The cord was a perfect replacement.
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Deteriorated power cord
Linda - June 9, 2021
Tool Type
Router
Difficulty
Easy
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wire stripper, heat gun, wire connector crimping tool
Parts Used
1. Removed the router motor casing screws
2. Removed the casing
3. Went to Lowe’s to buy heat shrink closed end 18-awg wire connectors to match the existing—they didn’t have any
4. Went to a real electrical supply business and bought the required connectors
5. Came back home and carefully sliced and removed the two existing closed end wire connector sleeves, noting which connection was positive or negative by color
6. Removed the grounding screw and ground wire serrated open wire connector
7. Cut the new power cord wires to match length of existing and stripped the wire sheathing to proper length
8. Connected the wires in the wire connectors with crimping tool and heated with electric heat gun to shrink the casings
9. Put router casing back with screws
2. Removed the casing
3. Went to Lowe’s to buy heat shrink closed end 18-awg wire connectors to match the existing—they didn’t have any
4. Went to a real electrical supply business and bought the required connectors
5. Came back home and carefully sliced and removed the two existing closed end wire connector sleeves, noting which connection was positive or negative by color
6. Removed the grounding screw and ground wire serrated open wire connector
7. Cut the new power cord wires to match length of existing and stripped the wire sheathing to proper length
8. Connected the wires in the wire connectors with crimping tool and heated with electric heat gun to shrink the casings
9. Put router casing back with screws
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The router would not stay on. I had to hold and shake the cord to keep it running
Robert - May 18, 2021
Tool Type
Router
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Wire connectors
Parts Used
I clipped one wire at a time from the original cord and attached the new cord with a wire connector. Then with a screwdriver, took out the ground wire and put the new ground wire on. With a star driver, I put the handle back on the router and plugged it in to see if it worked. sure enough it started right up.
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Cord restraint was broken
Aaron - August 2, 2019
Tool Type
Router
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wire crimpers
Parts Used
Attached new cord and changed brushes
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Cord damaged, switch not functioning properly
Henry - July 31, 2019
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Medium
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wire stripper & crimper
Parts Used
Took handle apart identified parts, ordered from e- replacement. When recieved installed new cord- switch, put handle back together, repair completed
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