This is a Genuine OEM Milwaukee Replacement Push Button Switch used for Angle Grinders. It includes the screws used to attach the Lead Wires. Switches are commonly replaced part in power tools. A switch handles all on/off and variable speed functions. They also have a role in electric breaking because they can momentarily reverse electrical polarity. Since switches use mechanical internals, they tend to wear out over time and will eventually require replacement. A screw driver is needed to take the casing off of the tool to access the switch.
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Web site was easy to used to look up the exact part i needed for my grinder. Switch came a timely manner and was a perfect match.
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It was great to get a new switch to give my old grinder a new life. Thank you
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Stuck Switch for grinder
MY problem was not one I read so .. IF your grinder is staying on and not able to shut off like mine this will fix the problem... strange they usually wont work but mine stuck on and could of bee dangerous so if its old and you have time replace it ,. you might not be as lucky as I was ...
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What I wanted and delivered in a timely manner! What more could you ask for. Thanks!!!
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switch
same as the orginal
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Remove rear handle assembly make switch wiring diagram. Remove the wires from the old switch and replace them in the new switch. Attach handle assembly. Works great.
1. Remove screws holding handle togerher (T-20 torx bit)
2. Removed electrical spade connectors with needle nose pliers,
3. Slide switch out (make note of how the switch lock is positioned)
4. Slide in new switch
5. replaced old switch.
6. Connect spade connectors
7. Carefully align the wires and swit
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8. Re-install the four handle screws
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Grinder would not power up when switch level depressed.
Opened the Grinder housing cover.
Tested switch using Ohm meter from plug end to output terminals of the switch. Determined the switch was faulty on one pole.
Pulled old switch out of housing and removed the wire terminals.
Put the wire terminals on the new switch and reinstalled it into the grinder housing.
Re-in
... Read morestalled the Grinder housing cover.
Power tested the grinder and it functioned.
You will need a T10 screwdriver, or a longer T10 driver bit to remove recessed case screws.
Check YouTube for videos. EReplacementParts even has a few.
Tip: make sure all the wires are tucked in before putting the case halves back together.
Easy fix, a little over 15 minutes, faster after your first one.
This was a \"backup\" tool that sat new in the box on a shelf for a year or better until I needed it. So, when I finally opened it and started using it... it \"quit\" within a week... then Milwaukee \"Would Not Honor\" their \'so-called\' \"5yr-warranty!\" So, I re-boxed the \"basically new\" non-working grinder and put it back on a shel
... Read moref for a few more years until I decided to try and fix it myself.
I assumed it was either the switch or the PCB, so I replaced both and it now works. My suggestion is take pictures and note where the wires route. The new switch did not come with some special clips but was able to reuse clips from the old switch. The only real difficult part is the reassembly... getting the wires and PCB stuffed back in position definitely takes patience.
I say \"Thanks\" to the people at eReplacementParts.com for keeping my order open until the manufacturer (Milwaukee) was finally able to supply the needed parts.
Use a multimeter to check the old switch. If it\'s bad replace. 4 torx bit screws on the handle, 2 screws for the power cord, and 2 wire connectors on back of the switch. The repair is straight forward.
After receiving the new switch sensor from ereplscement parts in 4 days I Removed housing and removed old sensor reassembled and now it works like it should
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10123803
Manufacturer Part Number: 23-66-2665
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