This is a genuine OEM authorized component which is specially designed for use with Porter Cable and Black and Decker routers. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty spindle lock retainer that was installed on a new unit. Please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this hardware. Keep in mind this high-quality item is made of durable metal and is sold individually.
Troubleshooting
This part works with the following brands:
Porter Cable
This part works with the following products:
Router
Part# 901287 replaces these:
901287, P901287,
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1. Removed top cover.
2. Remove brushes.
3. Make reassembly mark on upper & lower motor housings.
4. Using rubber mallet, separate upper and lower motor housings.
5. Remove collet from chuck.
6. Grasping upper end of armature with a (heavy) gloved hand, used impact wrench to remove chuck.
7. Using rubbe
... Read morer mallet, with router body clamped to workbench, removed armature.
8. Using a small drive pin and a hammer, removed broken spindle lock retainer, pin, and spring.
9. Using a small socket, drove the new retainer, pin, and spring into the lower motor housing.
10. Reassembled router in reverse order.
This should have been easy. The broken pin had been removed earlier. I had installed the new parts then notice that spring was sticking out of the pin hole. The bottom of the hole was broken out. There was some material left that a small washer would fix this. I used a 6-32 washer, the hole in it matched pin diameter.
Outside diamet
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Removed the router from the base . Pried out the old pin spring and college. Installed the new one. Put back the router in the base. Installed the bit.works great..
I went to ereplacementparts.Com and located the make and model of my router I reviewed the parts breakdown to locate the part number\'s. I ordered a spring just in case the old one tried to get away. Once the parts were in I located a youtube video that walked me through the process which took maybe 10 minutes. I had a few other power
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