This replacement carbon brush is an authentic OEM sourced item that is specially designed for Black and Decker and Dewalt hedge trimmers. The purpose of the brush is to conduct electric current in power tools. Please note one carbon brush is included per order, that will require a screwdriver to complete the repair.
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This part works with the following brands:
Black and Decker
This part works with the following products:
Hedge Trimmer
Part# 90525135 replaces these:
P90525135,
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Exactly what I needed
Part for my dad said it was what he wanted
Guest - April 25, 2019
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happy with the merchandise
they came on time good parts Now The Machine is working perfectly
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Easy repair
Replacing the brushes in my Hedgehog trimmer, new brushes fit perfect but the price of the brushes was less than the shipping cost ,could have shipped us mail for 65 cent stamp and it would have arrive earlier
Guest - November 8, 2019
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Split the plastic body by removing all screws. Check the electric motor for brush condition. Study it all carefully to see what type of brushes are needed. These brushes did not require a wire attached to the end of each. Clean the armature with emery cloth or very light sand paper.
Pull each spring ends up and push to the side with
... Read more the pick so that the spring end rest on the side and out of the way. Drop in the brushes. Push the spring end back over the brush and opening.
Clean up any extra or old dirty grease. Reassemble. Try not to lose any screws. Plug in and hope it starts. Mine started fine but I\'m not sure it\'s as good as a new one. I\'ll use it \'til it poops out, then buy new.
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Motor in hedge trimmer lost power and finally stopped running completely
Removed Handle and Guard from hedge trimmer and removed all screws from hedge trimmer cover and removed cover completely.
Removed hedge trimmer cutting blade assembly! Observe how you remove it so that when you reinstall the assembly you will do it the right way!
Observe how the motor assembly is positioned into unit and then
... Read moreremoved it completely in order to install the carbon brushes on to the rotor.The carbon brushes are held by a leaf spring which can be positioned ( with help of a spring hook) on the side of the carbon brush cage where the brush is inserted.Make sure you look at the brush before you install it so the curvature of the brush matches the rotor curvature of the rotor.
This is all there is to it! Reinstall all the parts in reverse order and you saved yourself the purchase of a new hedge trimmer.Good for another 100000 miles of hedge trimming!
Opened up machine , located brushes , secured the spring tension , removed the old and replaced with new and examined the armature for damage , then blew out all the dirt and dust and put it back together..... done !
Remove case screws which are security torx. , small and recessed. 3 different size screws used.
Pull brass spring back on motor and remove and replace brushes.
Put case back together.
I had the tools from days working on industrial electronics.
Removed the electric motor from the trimmer
Disassembled the motor
Removed the old brushes
Installed the new brushes
Reassembled the electric motor
Reinstalled the motor into the trimmer
Had to remove all screws and separate the housing. You will need a long security torx bit to remove these screws which I purchased at Harbor Freight Tools, works great. Lifted the electric motor out removed the old brushes and installed the the new brushes. Good time to clean out debris while trimmer is disassembled. Reassembly in reverse
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10022778
Manufacturer Part Number: 90525135
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
This item is no longer being made by the manufacturer, and cannot be added to your shopping cart.
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