This replacement switch is specially made for use on Makita power tools. Switches are a commonly replaced item in power tools. They play a key role by controlling on/off function of a tool. Because switches use mechanical internals, they will degrade and wear out over time, eventually requiring replacement. To replace this switch you would need a screwdriver. • First make sure the tools is not plugged in • Remove housing screws • Disconnect wires from the old switch • Remove it from the housing • Place the new switch in the housing • Reconnect wires to it • Reassemble and test the unit
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A buddy plugged my cold cut saw into his Sa200, dc power and it ran until he started to cut. Blew the switch. $19 later and my $500 saw is back to life!!
Guest - April 25, 2019
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Quick response time. Part arrived in a few days. My jackhammer is up and running. Thx guys
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Russell - April 20, 2022
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Replaced the switch, took the back handle off and the switch was there, unscrew the 4 screws holding the black and white wires and replaced the switch, then put it all back together.
Remove handle using allen wrench tool, remove cord from power switch discard cord and replace if damaged, if not place aside for later. Remove switch housing cover plate etc. Install new switch box, switch and cover, strip new cord if applicable and secure to switch connection points. (Better to take photo since both hot and neutral land
... Read moreon the switch). Route cord, install cord clamp then attach handle cover to handle. That\'s it! ******You only need to remove one part of the handle not the whole piece from the tool. This
makes R&R much easier!********
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The drill simply had intermittent Motor function. Sometimes it would run and others it would do nothing when the trigger was pulled. To be safe I ordered both the switch and carbon brushes
I simply removed a few screws on the handle to replace the switch and a few others on the brush covers to access the carbon brushes. I pulled the old ones out and installed the new ones. Total time for both parts was about 20 minutes and my drill works like new again.
Replaced the brushes, the switch and the power cord. Fixed. Ohmed out the power cord after the repair was completed and figured out that the power cord was bad. So, all it needed was a power cord but by then the other parts had also been replaced anyway. Success overall, so that is what counts.
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