This is a Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part used on a variety of Power Tools. This part is made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. It helps fasten and hold different parts together. This is a round-head Phillips Screw.
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I ordered several parts and all of the parts were perfect matches. I also enjoyed the "How To" videos online. Great information! Was very helpful with my repair.
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Very Helpful
The lady I talked to there was so helpful and she knew everything about what I needed she is definitely an asset to your company.
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1. Remove the slide off rubber feet, if any stayed on.
2. Measure where you need to drill holes for the new style of feet. (Measure from center hole to the low place on the outside of the foot. Then add 1/32GÇ¥ so the foot will be tight on the leg.)
3. Find the centerline on the leg and mark a cross on the centerline and your
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4. Use a punch or drill bit that will not walk on the aluminum. Use a drill bit that is just bigger than the screw threads. The threads are meant to grab the plastic feet and spin free on the aluminum legs.
5.Slide on new feet. You will see the new feet are angled. Place the taller side to the outside.
6. Install new screw by hand. (No power tools) Threads are in plastic. Be gentle!
To install the new handle. First remove the screws from carrying handle and remove the handle. Then remove the screws in the top handle half and remove it. Remove the switch from the bottom half of the handle and also remove the cord clamp that is held in by two screws. Then remove the bottom handle half from the saw by removing the screw
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Replaced the power cord and the work light. Replaced the pin that holds the saw in the closed position. Also replaced a few other misc parts. The light, power cord and pin were the biggest reasons I needed to repair just due to safety and ease of use. The pin was the hardest part to replace because I had to remove the large pivot pin
... Read morethat the entire saw hinges on by tapping it out with a mallet and a 1/2\" socket extension. The spring that holds the saw in the up position comes out when the hinge pin is removed making it extremely difficult to put everything back together. I realized after the fact that there are holes just below the spring that you can insert a screw driver or Allen wrench or similar object which holds the spring in the closed position. I still haven\'t figured out if there is an easier way to replace the spring itself since you obviously can\'t hold it in the closed position if you are trying to replace it, but my spring is fine and I don\'t have to worry about that now. There were no websites or videos that I could find to show how this is done, but I figured it out. Would have been easier if there was something that explained the holes for holding the spring before I took it all apart and the spring ejected the saw arm.
1- took picture of wiring diagram with phone
2- removed all old screws and mapped them out to what spots they went to. Make sure you make note of where they come from. There are 7 different screws to do this. Used a #15 star bit.
3- disconnect wires from trigger assembly and remove wire clamp
4- remove bottom piece of ha
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5- route all wires from the saw through the base of new handle
6-place power cord at back and reconnect the trigger assembly and route all wires according to the picture or wire diagram
7- screw it all back together using the map you made of where the screws go-note: screw handle to saw first before screwing the handle together
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