This is an authentic and original replacement part. It fits a variety of Milwaukee handheld power tools. This cord protector prevents strain/damage to the cord where it connects to the tool. One (1) rubber cord protector is included in this purchase. Please note that a replacement cord is sold separately. Depending on your power tool model, a screwdriver should be the only tool needed to complete this repair. • Ensure tool is disconnected from power source • Remove the tool casing • Disconnect cord/wires from tool • Pull cord through the cord protector • Reconnect wires • Reassemble and test out tool
Given the cost of new drills from Milwaukee and others I would suggest the average homeowner simply buy a new drill. in my case the Milwaukee tool in question is not made anymore. It has very high torque with low speed which is ideal for the kind of hobby work that I do. In order to facilitate replacing the power cord you must remove the
... Read moreswitch assembly and take the terminal block apart. while easily done you must be careful. Once the old cord is removed then you must cut the 3 leads to the proper length, use the old cord as a pattern. Strip the leads then solder them to make them a solid wire. once that\'s done simply push the now \"solid\" wire into the spring pressure contact points taking care for polarity. Test the switch then re-assemble the handle...you\'re done
Pretty simple two wire hook up. Did make one run to hardware store for a quick disconnect \"flag\" terminal (for white wire ) attachment and a \"cap style\" butt connector for black wire splice...I had used. Dremel tool with a small cut off whee/zingerl to slice/cut through old plastic cap style butt connector for black wire, rather th
... Read morean cut it shorter and make it easier to reconnect in its original length. Web site parts are excellent o.e.m. quality and should last another 20 year\'s!
1) Removed the half cover on the drill.
2) Removed the wiring from the ground connection and control switch.
3) Cut to length the 3-wire of the cord and tinned the ends then install the cord protector over the cord end.
4) Installed the wiring in the locations the old wiring was removed from, talking into account the pos
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5) Secured wires and control switch then installed removed half cover.
1.Removed 2 screws from side cover.
2. Removed 2 screws that held cord in place.
3. Removed old switch, cord and cord protector.
4. Slid new switch in place.
5. Installed new cord and protector.
6. Installed cord clamp with 2 screws.
7. Wired new cord to switch using wire nuts.
8. Reinstalled s
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