Remove screws that hold body housing together, locate brushes, they snap in real easy. You can use a solider gun or small wire nuts on the wires. I used small wire nuts. The compression spring is located by the trigger with a small bearing. This also comes out very easy. It takes longer to remove the screws in the housing than it does for
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10127885
Manufacturer Part Number: 40-50-0930
Worklight & Flashlight
- Accessory Work Light Eur. 28v
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