This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part designed for use with Ryobi saws. This assembly includes one (1) carbon brush with a lead wire and a spring attached. Please note brush holder is sold separately. Carbon brushes are a commonly replaced part on power tools. Due to normal use and friction brushes will gradually wear down and will require replacement. It is advised to replace both brushes at the same type. You would need a screwdriver to complete this job. • Make sure the unit is unplugged • First remove the cover • Take our old brushes and replace them with the new ones • Secure the cover and test the tool
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got it here when nobody else had it
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Parts arrived in the time frame promised.
Parts fit exactly. Repair was completed and saw is working like new.
Charles - June 29, 2020
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Great Experience
Great Condition, My saw is working like new again.
Guest - September 28, 2020
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ALIVE!
My Ryobi RTS21 table saw suddenly stopped working. Checked the switch with a multimeter on ohms (all good). Ripped apart the saw and my carbon brushes were toast. Replaced them with these, and she runs like a top! Saved me hundreds of dollars.
Guest - February 1, 2021
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Good quick service, parts work!
Arrived quickly, everything good.
Guest - July 13, 2021
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Just what the doctor ordered
It was just what I needed
Guest - December 31, 2021
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Fast arrival
Fixed my problem easily
Guest - November 29, 2022
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1. Make sure the saw is unplugged.
2. Retract the blade all the way down.
3. Tilt the blade as far as it can go.
4. Detach the saw from the legs and flip over onto the work surface.
5. Remove 3 Philips head screws from the end of the motor. You will see two wires, each attached to a brush/holder assembly by a spade
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6. One at a time, detach the spade connector and remove the brush holder. It is only held in place by friction. You might need to use a flat head screwdriver to pry it up. Note the orientation of the brush holder.
7. Slide a new brush into a new brush holder and insert into the brush holder slot on the motor making sure it\'s oriented the same way as the old one.
8. Repeat for the other brush holder.
9. Reassemble the motor. Flip the saw over and test.
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Carbon Brush were already used, needed replacement
1 Removed the motor from the table saw
2 Ordered parts
3 After parts arrived opened up motor
4 Replaced the brushes
5 Reassembled motor
6 Reassembled table saw with motor
7 Replaced saw blade
Removed and disassembled motor.
Cleaned parts.
Verified no damage to armature and field windings.
Cut off failed bearing.
Pressed new bearing onto armature.
Reassembled with new washer and brushes.
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Motor runs poorly if at all, Elv. Shaft damaged. Trash picked, therefore previous owned caused issues.
Brush
1. Removed the motor from the saw and disassembled the brush area of the motor.
2. Determined the sticking brush and removed it from the motor.
3. Determined why the brush was sticking (not or poorly contacting the armature). The brush guide was slightly damaged and needed to be cleaned (small file to remove rough
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4. Inspected armature for excessive wear, it was generally clean and didn\'t need work.
5. Reasembled brush and brush guide, checked for free movement and reassembled motor.
6. Reinstall motor and tested, working just fine now.
Elv. Shaft
1. Much easier, just removed retaining clip at end of shaft and unscrewed shaft from saw.
2. Installed new Elv. Shaft by screwing back into place.
3. Installed a new retaining clip. Replacing all washers in their correct order.
4. 3D printed a new handle and installed on to the Elv. shaft.
5. Works just fine now.
Miter Gauge Assembly
1. Just slid it into the track on the saw bed.
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The brushes and holders were missing, but I also had to repair the Open Stator
After originally opening the motor I found the brushes and brush holders missing. Installed them and found the Stator to have an open circuit. Removed old connections to the stator and repaired same. Using a crimping tool, wire connectors, soldering gun, solder and shrink tubing.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP16235687
Manufacturer Part Number: 080015001641
Table Saw
- Rts23t 10 In. Table Saw 2-24-21 (Rev:04)
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