This cord is a genuine Makita replacement part and is sold individually. It is constructed with tough, thick outer rubber insulation for a long service life. Over time, power tool cords will wear out or become frayed. We recommend replacing a cord as soon as signs of wear are visible. Power Cord Specifications: • 2 Prongs • 2 Wires • 14 Gauge • 8 Feet Long
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Replacement cord was identical
After several years of use, my miter saw electric cord had worn substantially. The replacement cord was identical in length as well as the insulation. After replacement, I should have many more years of use for my saw.
Guest - November 19, 2019
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Exact match
Worked perfectly
Guest - November 30, 2019
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Part received was same as original. Installation
Shipped faster than expected. Item was as described and
Wally - June 27, 2020
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perfect replacement
The perfect replacement cord for my saw. Thanks!
Guest - October 20, 2020
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Easy change out
Very easy to find part on site, and the part was delivered in great time. I’ll use them again when I have a need.
Guest - December 14, 2020
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The right part, delivered promptly. Thanks!
The right part, delivered promptly. Thanks!
Guest - February 8, 2021
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It fit and works great
The part arrived when you said it would and my saw is working
Guest - June 12, 2021
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Easy repair great part and have my miter saw back. Thank you will buy again.
Excellent service super fast shipping and I Thank You =ƒÖÅ
Guest - September 6, 2021
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product arrived on time and installation was easy.
power cord was exactly what was advertised and the installation was easy to do. thanks
Guest - November 15, 2021
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Cord Replacement
My Husband cut his corn to his saw, looked up on the computer to find a new core, eRepacementParts came up and they had what he needed, the cord came in quick, thank you
Guest - November 22, 2021
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Removed saw housing screws.
Power cord connections are in the handle where the trigger is.
Disconnect broken cord from connectors. (Makita had a plastic hub almost like a quick connect but with screws to secure the wire).
Remove the thick rubber that goes over the wire where it meets the saw housing.
Put the ru
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Strip the rubber on the new cord and attach to the connects on saw.
Replace housing and insert all removed screws.
Plug in and saw some wood!
You will have to take the saw mostly apart for this repair, but parts cost a lot less than a new saw if you don\'t mind the repair work. Start by removing the blade, washers, and bolt. Remove the foot from the saw by removing the pivot screw/nut at the front and the adjustment bolt from the rear (remove the set screw on the lever, then th
... Read moree lever, then the nut and bolt. Remove the blade guard by removing the snap ring, stop button, and return spring. Remove the drive pud (what the blade bolts to) by removing the four retaining screws. Remove the blade housing by removing the screws from the backside. Remove the handle cover. Remove the white plastic cover behind the blade housing. Pull the armature out of the field coil (might have to tap on the back of the motor housing to get the bearing out of the bore, otherwise it\'s held in with magnetic force). Carefully remove the wiring from the handle for the cord, trigger, and light. Remove the field coil screws and the coil (turning the housing over and thumping it against a wood block with release it; it\'s pressure fit). Reinstall the field coil into the new motor housing (line up the screw holes and tap it in with a drift ot screwdriver until it seats). Reinstall the field coil screws. Carefully route the wiring through the guides in the housing. If the cord needs replacement now\'s a good time. The rest of reassembly is just the reverse of disassembly. Be sure to test the saw when done. These are relatively simple tools to repair, just take your time and snap some pictures if you need to.
Remove screws from handle to expose power cord, and switch.
Removed wires from power cord connecting to switch one at a time. Make sure you note the terminals that you removed these wires from.
First the white(neutral wire) and the black(hot wire).
Remove the two screws from the power cord hold down clamp.
Replaced
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Connect both white and black wires to the new switch.
Remove the two brake wires from the old switch noting their position.
Connect the two brake wires to the new switch.
Replace the handle cover screws.
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Ring on piston wore/ regulator wasn\'t working/safety cover on saw broke/lever broke/cord cut
William from Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. Disassembled compressor
2. Removed cylinder head
3. Removed piston and cylinder
4. Install new piston and cylinder
5. Reinstall head
6. Reassemble compressor
7. Test run/ works fine
1. Disassemble saw
2. Remove damaged cover
3. Install new cover
4. Reassemble saw
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Remove handle half, take note of where all the internal part are. Remove cord clamp. Disconnect cord from switch. Remove the cord relief and slid it on the new cord. Connect the new cord to the switch. Install cord clamp. Assemble handle assembly.
Put new bag on dust nozzle.
Removed the handle screws for the saw handle cover and unfastened the old power cord. Trimmed the new cord to fit and replaced the handle cover and tightened the screws.
The new cord is of quality material and was a perfect fit. It will last for the life of the saw.
1. Removed the switch housing
2. Removed the old cord and guard
3. Trimmed ends on new cord
4. Installed the cord through the new cord guard
5. Installed the new cord in the switch.
6. Tested router worked fine
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