This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement power cord designed for Milwaukee electric drills/drivers. It deliers electricity the power tool. If the cord is damaged it is important to replace it immediately. Please note that the cord protector/sleeve is sold separately. Replacing power cord is an easy task and would only require a torx screwdriver. • Remove housing screws • Separate housing halves • Disconnect wires from the old power cord • Pull cord out through the protector sleeve • Remove old cord and secure new one in place • Reassemble in reverse order and test the tool
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Electric Drill
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Removed rear cover
Remove cord wires from the switch
Remove the cord relief from the old cord and place it on the new cord
Cut and strip the wires to the correct length
Connect the cord wires to the switch
Install the rear cover
I removed the back handle of the drill, then removed the cord wires and removed the cord relief. I then slid the cord relief on the new cord and connected the wires. I then made sure no wires would get pinched when I put on the back handle. I then put the back handle on. Done
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Power cord cut - Milwaukee 0299-20 Heavy Duty 1/2 inch drill
I removed all torx screws and opened the handle of the drill. I removed wires from the damaged cord from the drill, white wire (spade connector), black wire (loosen the small screw holding it in place) and the green wire (another spade connector) and attached the wires of the replacement cord to their respective terminals.
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... Read morehe green wire connection is about a half inch inside the body of the drill and was difficult to replace. I ended up using a set of very narrow needle nose pliers to get it partly attached and the tip of a small screwdriver to seat it fully on the connection.
I reassembled the handle and function tested. All worked fine.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10122768
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-64-1130
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