This is a genuine manufacturer supplied replacement switch. It is a high quality item utilized on Dremel, Bosch and Skil power tools. This switch allows user to turn the tool on and off. Since switches have moving mechanical parts, they will eventually wear out and fail requiring replacement. This switch has a plastic body and it is sold individually. No tools needed to replace this part, it is secured by two tabs on each side.
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This part works with the following brands:
Skil
Bosch
Dremel
This part works with the following products:
Sander
Sander Polisher
Part# 2610907536 replaces these:
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Easy fix,took 30 seconds to fix
Was in good shape,and works great
Guest - August 5, 2019
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Very good part,easy installation, good price. shipping runs at moment ssituation.
Hi, the switch has a good function in my 4 1/2 Skill grinder, is fit easy is identified the position start with a white circular line, is a perfect part, and I like much. My 4 1/2 grinder has a new work life. Thanks
Jose L - July 9, 2020
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1. Remove 3 screws in control panel and gently lift panel.
2. Unhook 2 electrical connectors on the bad switch.
3. Remove old switch. Mine just popped out.
4. Install new switch. Mine snapped back into old hole.
5. Reconnect 2 electrical connectors.
6. Put panel back
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Done.
Removed switch panel
Removed wires from defective switch
Removed old switch
Snapped in new switch
Plugged wires back into switch
Placed switch panel in place and installed 4 screws.
1 - Remove switch panel
2 - Disconnect wires from switch
3 - Remove switch from panel
4 - Install new switch (it was slightly large so it was a tight fit).
5 - Connect wires
6 - Install switch panel
To Troubleshoot the problem I read up on this (Obsolete - Hah!) Dremel scroll saw on the internet. It seems that the switch is a problem almost all the time. Found ereplacementparts.com on line and looking through the available parts list the article accompanying the parts list stated that the power switch is the culprit just about all th
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I ordered two switches (the saw has alight switch as well), plus spare bellows and blower housing. Unfortunately the holiday season slowed down a 2-day delivery by USPS, but I finally got the parts.
TO make the switch repair was easy - remove three screws, slide wires off old switch, slide wires onto new switch. Repeat for switch number two. The bellows replacement was a bit more effort. Removed about a dozen screws and unbolted the frame half from the bottom carriage. Getting to the old bellows was a piece of cake - however I did not need to replace it, just reseat it! I\'m keeping the new bellows and blower housing safe for the future. After bolting to the base casting and replacing the dozen screws the saw performs like new again. Too bad Dremel doesn\'t make this fine machine any more.
1. Removed flex tube and bellows holder.
2. Installed new bellows.
3. Installed bellows holder back in saw arm and installed flex tube.
4. Removed switch plate.
5. Installed dust boots on switches.
6. Removed old switches.
7. Installed new switches.
8. Installed switch plate.
9. Did
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1. Removed 3 screws from switch plate.
2. Pulled lead wires from old switch and and removed it.
3. I placed lead wires on replacement switch and snapped it into place.
4. Replaced the switch plate.
5, Plugged the saw in and turned it on.
Removed 2 screws on access plate to access bottom of switch. Disconnected switch (just pulls out, no cutting) and put new switch in and replaced access plate.
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ERP Number: ERP19512251
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610907536
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