This genuine OEM sourced replacement part is designed for use with Makita drills/drivers. This item includes an armature, fan, armature bearing and commutator end bearing. Due to constant contact with carbon brushes armature will eventually wear out and would need to be replaced. It is highly recommended to replace both carbon brushes when replacing an armature. Remember to be especially careful of the armature fan when you remove it, because if you break it, you will have to replace the entire armature. To replace this armature you would need a screwdriver.
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Arrived very quickly and fit my old drill perfectly now its back and running again.
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Fit right in
Fit right in the first time
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Worked perfect
Evrething was perfect part and time, my drills working like new.
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Easy to find and order OEM parts
I managed to burn up some components on my cordless drill, but was able to resurrect it with relative ease. Parts came in well packaged and fit without issue.
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Remove all screws starting with the rear ones 1st,
Gently! remove cover plate, making sure you don\'t move any of the parts inside.
Take a marker and draw a line across the parts in a straight line.
This will save time putting it back together.
Just remove the rear brush assembly, be sure to take the spring tension
... Read more off the brushes, I took a small screwdriver and pushed the spring up to the side.
Once everything has been marked, remove the entire assembly, being careful to watch how these little pieces go back together or you could spend a few hours figuring out how they went back together.
Pull the \"motor\" out and change it with your new one.
Put everything back together in the order that it was removed. Don\'t force anything back together or you could be replacing more then just the motor.
Good luck
1. Removed all screws from the plastic housings.
2. Removed rear cap and removed all screws.
3. Separated the plastic housings.
4. Removed the rear heat sink.
5. Removed the rear brush holder, armature, and gear box.
6. Cleaned all the parts and greased the gear box.
7. Used Pliers to unplug old brush
... Read more holder from trigger assembly.
8. Plugged new brush holder into trigger assembly.
9. Installed new armature into brush holder and gear box.
10. Reinserted assembly back into the housing and reinstalled heat sink.
11. Installed housing and reinstalled screws.
12. Installed brushes into brush holder.
13. Installed rear cap.
1. Remove tool back plate.
2. Remove screws connecting body halves.
3. Remove armature assembly carefully noting alignment of all parts.
4. Check and replace brushes if necessary.
5. Replace armature unit.
6. Reverse above steps to reassemble.
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The drill was over heated, burnt and seized the brushes, burnt the armature, and melted the cooling fan attached to the armature.
1. disassemble the drill housing. 2. Remove armature and brush carrier. 3. Clean housing 4. Install new brushes in brush carrier. 5. Install new parts in drill housing. 6. Test
Disassembled drill, removing screws. Detached one wire or connection at a time, so as to attach each new wire or connection as the old wire was taken out.
1. Removed rear cover (
2. Removed all screws and separated case in half
3. Removed brush holder, armature, and motor from case
4. Replaced parts
5. Assembled and tested drill
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Brush holder and armature over heated needed to be replaced.
Split the case and removed the parts put in the new parts and put them back together. Putting the cases back together was a little tricky, but with a little patience wiggled them back together.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10152759
Manufacturer Part Number: 619263-3
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