This is a Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part. This is a Carbon Brush with Lead Wire attached and a Spring. This Brush is Sold Individually. Please note Brush Holder is Sold Separately. Carbon motor brushes are one of the most commonly replaced power tool components. Because carbon brushes are wear items, meaning that through friction and use they will gradually wear away, they will eventually require replacement. It is recommended to replace both brushes at the same time. You would need a Screwdriver and Pliers to complete this job.
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My saw had some damaged ones replace them in line 2 min
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Quick fix, saved hundreds
The brushes I ordered. Came in quick and worked perfectly. I was told by tool repair shop just buy new table saw , two little brushes saved me about 400 bucks thanks e- replacement
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Hard repair but, all the parts I needed
Easy to find the right parts for my table saw. Parts came quick, bagged, and labeled. Couldn't be happier with this site. I'm so glad I found it.
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I ordered several parts for my table saw, online parts listing was spot on all shipped very timely
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Not used
With other problems with the motor/drive, the brushes were not used. Decided to keep the brushes for later use.
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Remove the four screws from the switch and pull it out far enough to exchange the wires on the back.
Tap the leg plugs in with a mallet
Remove the brush caps
Remove the old brushes
Install the new brushes
Screw the brush caps back on
Removed the brush cap from the motor housing
Removed the old brushes
Installed the new brushes
Replace the brush caps
Push stick will be used when needed
It only took me 3-4 min to replace the parts. 100% original, fast shipping. Will buy all my parts from these guys
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Worn Helical Gear on Craftsman Table Saw (Model # 315.218060) (Mfg by Ryobi Model # BTS-21)
1. Remove six external screws
2. Carefully remove gearbox assembly
3. Remove Arbor Assembly from Gearbox
4. Remove Brushes
5. Remove Armature assembly
6. To remove Brush Holders - Loosen two Allen screws on the rear of the motor housing and with long Needle Nose Pliers remove Spade Connectors inside the housi
... Read moreng. They will then slide out.
Now to reassemble
Reverse order
When re-assembling Gearbox remember to grease gears liberally. I used Lucas Heavy Duty Grease 10301-1
Before I ordered the the brushes from eReplacement, I removed the old brushes from the table saw. They were completely worn to a \"frazzel\". I actually took a chance on the new brushes that they would be correct. They looked so close in the picture I said, \"Why not\"..... My first order was for 2 brushes and they worked fine. Then anoth
... Read moreer similar saw came along so I had to order more. This time ordered 6...... What the heck.... They work fine plus I have some extras....... yeah..... I do need a brush cap though...... Can\'t seem to find one... I may have to make one.... glug....
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Loud humming from bearing and brother screwed up bevel rod
mike from FORT COLLINS, Colorado
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Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. Unplug power
2. Remove saw blade
3. Tilt saw with power switch up
4. Remove backing off power switch
5. Remove cable clamps and green ground wires. This will help in access the connector easier.
6. Unplug connectors from the motor to the power switch
7. Remove motor bracket mounting bolts
8. Re
... Read moremove black brush caps and pull out brushes. Replace if necessary. Put everything back together and verify problem solved. If your brush tubes are melted you will need to continue.
9. Remove 4 screws from motor housing.
10. Pull motor out
11. Remove 2 screws which holds the black plastic bracket and remove bracket.
12. Remove coil pack. Disconnect black and white wires from brush tube. Set coil pack down.
13. Remove old brush tube by tapping the back side. They come out through the top. I used a pry bar, gave it a few taps, then used a flat tip to remove it. Remember the position of the electrical connector.
Note: My new brush tubes came with the electrical connector straight. You will have to bend them 90 deg AFTER you install them.
14. Install new brush tube exactly how it came out. Tube electrical connector should be towards the inside Tap with mallet.
15. Use needle nose pliers to bend tube connector 90 deg. Use same pliers to connect black and white wires. DO NOT INSTALL new brushes until you install the motor first.
16. Install coil pack and black plastic bracket secure with 2 screws. Make sure you have enough slack on your green ground wire.
17. Install motor. Tap with mallet. Then turn more and look inside motor housing to make sure the spinning motor doesn\'t touch brush tube wire or connector. If it does, bend tube connector until it is clear of the motor.
18. If motor spins freely, install 4 motor screws and green ground wire.
19. Install new brushing and black caps.
20. Put back together and verify problem solved.
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Table saw wouldn\'t start. Just brief click after flipping start switch.
Unscrewed retaining caps on each side of motor housing, inserted new brushes, and reinstalled caps. (Please note that this review is for a normal repair. Unfortunately, the slot for the replacement brush on one side of my Rigid table saw was slightly undersized, and my brush would not fit into it, which turned an extremely simple repair i
... Read morento a somewhat daunting task which I have not yet fully completed. This is NOT the fault of the ereplacement parts, but of the table saw itself.)
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10076327
Manufacturer Part Number: 0502025007
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New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
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