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What seemed like a difficult task to find replacement parts for my Makita skill saw was made super easy, quick, and well worth the repair. Thank you ereplacementparts.com.
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Easy repair saw runs perfect again!
The exact parts arrived quickly. Made for a fast and easy repair.
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Worked as described
Replacement brushes made an old saw new again
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Revive an old tool
After being with out my cordless saw for over 3 years . I found ereplacement and was easy to to find the part I needed to get my saw working again. Very happy!
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Removed old brushes. Apparently they had swollen/enlarged over time and I had to really pull on them with pliers to get them out. Saw is 12 years old but has never been wet.
Installed new brushes. The new ones slipped right in.
The repair involved removing several Phillips screws to open the case. Two are longer so note where they go. The only minor difficulty involved removing the brush caps as they were really fried on so plan on replacing them. The old brushes were in pieces, the switch tested good but since I had it apart decided to swap it out as well. Put
... Read moreit back together and wow runs like new! The possible diagnosis on the website made the repairs simple and inexpensive.
The repair would normally take a few minutes. It was made more difficult because the old brushes and brush caps were melted to the brush holders. It took some time and care to get the caps pried off because the caps are threaded on to the brush holders. Once the brush holders were removed the metal end of the brushes was also melted to
... Read more the brush holders. I was able to pry them out as well. I cleaned up the holders slightly with a knife and the new brushes drop in fine. The caps went on fine as well with the aid of a bent paper clip to hold the brush spring in the holder while pushing down on to it.
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Positive brush housing melted due to heavy work load.
1. Disassembled melted positive brush housing assy.
2. Disassembled saw housing covering motor.
3. Carefully removed Red (positive) brush wire and disconnected at switch terminal.
4. Cleaned out and resurfaced positive brush retaining area within main saw housing using a rat tail file. Ensured all dust and particles remo
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5. Installed new brush assy and routed red wire in place and secured to switch.
6. Reassembled saw housing.
7. Inserted new replacement brushes and caps.
8. Performed dry run electrical test without blade.
9. Installed new circular saw blade.
10. Ran test cutting on scrap wood, completed!
Note: How to keep this tool failure from occurring: donÆt keep cutting when your saw blade is dull (particularly after hitting a few nails) as dulled teeth require significantly more power from saw resulting in overheating of brushes and eventual failure by melting the housing.
Could not remove brush caps (fused to holder). Removed end motor trim cap, removed half of the handle to expose wiring. Thought I had to take whole motor apart to install new brush holder, but found out that I could remove brush holder just by wiggling wire through motor (had to tape a wire to wires so when I pulled old brush holder thr
... Read moreough motor, I could reverse process to install new brush holder). Just watch out for any springs in trigger assembly.
1. disassembled saw going to the transformer; unscrewed Phillip screws from the cover.
2. Remove old parts going to the coil/transformer positive lead side, including the mounting hardware.
3. installed and remounted new parts to coil/transformer going to the positive lead side.
4. reattached the saw cover with Phill
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