This is an Original OEM replacement Armature Assembly designed for use with Milwaukee Compact Hammer-Drills. 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 Torx T10 Screwdriver to remove the Case.
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Pulled off end cap broke handle in half leaving the left side of handle attached to gear casing removed brushes removed armature and service field . Removed old brush wires with soldering iron and soldered new brush assembly. Carefully installed new parts in left side of handle case placed right side casing onto left side and replaced all
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Disassemble drill by taking T10 screws out of drill housing. Remove service armature from field. Replace with new service armature noting notches on field and aligning with corresponding notches on drill housing. Reassemble drill housing.
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Gunk build up on old armature assembly so the drill would stink and smoke upon use.
1. Removed body screws
2. Took off one side of the body to reveal innards
3. Pulled/Popped out the old armature assembly
4. Pushed/Popped in the new assembly
5. Made sure everything was seated correctly
6. Put the side body back in place
7. Snapped it all together
8. Replaced body screws
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10. Works like the day I got it again!:)
1. Remove the battery from the drill
2. Draw a outline of your drill on card board
3. Remove the (4) #10 Torx screws (P/N: 06-82-7336) from end cap (P/N: 42-50-1060 ).
place all (4) screws on the card board sketch where they were on the drill.
4. Remove the (7) T10 M3 Handle screws (P/N: 06-82-6350) from the r
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place all (7) screws on the card board sketch where they were on the drill.
5. Remove the (4) #10 Torx screws (P/N: 06-82-7336)
from the Service Gear case assembly (P/N: 14-29-0375).
place all (4) screws on the card board sketch where they were on the drill.
NOTE:
TRY TO LEAVE ALL UN NECESSARY PARTS UNTOUCHED
ON NEXT STEPS, LIKE THE SWITCH AND WIRING
6. Carefully lift off the side cover (ONLY THE COVER LEAVE ALL PARTS IN OTHER HALF).
7. Carefully pull up and out on the Service Gear case assembly (P/N: 14-29-0375). remove
and set aside.
8. Carefully lift up on the brush card assembly (P/N:14-46-2012)
and armature (P/N: 16-01-3015) and service field (P/N:18-01-3010), as 1 piece until the
Brush Card Assembly can be slid off from the Armature Shaft
careful not to loose the (2) rubber slugs (P/N:45-30-0270),
NOTE: THEY MOUNT INSIDE OF THE HANDLE COVER (2 PER SIDE).
9. NOTE which direction the Service Field is mounted to the Armature because it is keyed then
Dispose of old Armature and old Service Field
10. Slide the new Service Field over the new Armature
11. Reverse procedure to install.
Lay aside the old armature and service field
I had to remove rear & side cover. Remove brush assembly on the rear of drill. Remove & replace armature carefully realigning the gears on armature. Reinstall brushes while holding them open to insert armature & bearing. Realign & install side & rear covers.
1. Using the T10 torx, remove the end cap covering the brush card.
2. Use the screwdriver to release the brush springs from the brushes.
3. Use the T10 torx and remove the 4 screws from the gearbox.
4. Use the T10 to remove the 5 screws from the handle and battery area.
5. Carefully split the two halves. Watch the
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6. Remove the brush card from the end of the motor.
7. The motor and the field will come out of the handle half. Note the position/location of the notches on the field housing.
8. Remove the motor and field from the gearbox.
9. Remove the field from the armature.
10. Installation is the reverse of the steps above.
11. Ensure the notches in the field housing sit in the tabs in the handle halves
12. Ensure the brush card is in the slots in the handle halves.
13. Ensure the light and the brush wiring are routed correctly while putting the 2 halves together.
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My Milwaukee hammer drill would get hot and quit running till it cooled.
Ereplacement parts has videos on youtube that I ran across trying to find out what to do about my drill. I watched it a couple of times and proceeded to take the drill apart with only a power driver bit. After dissembling the drill I cleaned every part and replaced the brush card to the trigger with the soldering gun. Then I replaced the
... Read morearmature according to what I had seen in the video. The rest is just getting it all to fit back in the plastic body of the drill. The job was quite easy, But maybe not as easy as the video made it look. Then again they have more experience at doing these projects. The main thing is the drill runs like new. I\'m glad I ran across Ereplacement parts by accident. They have parts for every thing.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10121303
Manufacturer Part Number: 16-01-3015
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