This replacement power cord is a genuine Milwaukee part, it is not an aftermarket imitation. It is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer for use with a variety of power tools. This cord connects to a standard outlet to supply electricity to a power tool. Please note, the cord protector is not included, it is sold separately. To complete this repair you will need a screwdriver. • Remove the housing screws • Separate the housing pieces • Disconnect the wires • Remove the old cord • Secure the new cord in place • Reassemble and test the tool
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This part works with the following products:
Reciprocating Saw
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Came quickly and was the perfect fit for old chord
Gary - July 29, 2023
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Removed right handle half of the tool, removed cord clamp. Removed the switch from the tool. made sure I had enough bare wire to connect to screws on the switch. I removed the 2 screws that attach cord wires to the switch. Put the Cord Protector on the cord. and attached the new cord to the switch. Assembled in reverse order.
Took all the screws out of handle
Laid out length of cord using old chord added rubber grommet
Used screwdriver to free wires from clips
Solder tips of new wire and inserted them into clips reinstalled handle and tightened down the screws
This was for a sawzall, but sawzall was not an option to select.
1. Obviously I unplugged the cord from its power source.
2. Remove the 7 or 8 torx screws from the handle assembly.
3. Use tiny screwdriver to pry open the trigger switch. Pay attention to where the replacement wires are being routed to and their routi
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4. Remove original wires from switch and replace with new. May need to strip the new wire. The switch holds the wires in with a finicky spring design. Make sure that you have clean contact on the new wires.
There are videos available on the YouTube that shows this general process as well.
5. Reassemble handle assembly.
6. Verify repair.
Removed 6 Torx screws around plastic handle area of Sawzall. Replacement power cord was exact fit. Wires feed into some sort of junction box in the handle. No apparent way to feed wires into junction box, they appear to be sealed in epoxy. I cut the original wires leaving approximated 1-1/2\"from junction box. I cut the replacement c
... Read moreord leads to the appropriate length, soldered the leads and used heat shrink tubing to waterproof the joints.
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Power cord on Milwaukee Tools sawZall needed replacement
Cord attaches to trigger box with two wires.
This cord replacement was for a sawzall not an impact hammer but web page forces me to make the selection above.
1: Needed star shaped driver to remove access cover on sawzall to access trigger box.
2: Trigger box was kind of difficult to open to access the old wires from old
... Read morecord. Needed a small eyeglass screwdriver to pry lid off plastic box without breaking.
3: Connected new cord wires orienting them by color (black & white. Noticed new wires were copper strands instead of solid wire (original) so they were tricky to insert into the clip. Used my knife to strip the wire twist the copper strands and insert them into place in a clip designed for a solid wire.
4: Reassembled and tested. It works!
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ERP Number: ERP10122698
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-64-0408
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