Medium
15-30 minutes
The power supply cord attaches to the electronic speed switch. This part is sold individually and is made of metal and plastic. This is an OEM Dremel item directly sourced from the manufacturer for use in rotary tools. A set of pliers might be necessary during the installation of this part. It will need to be replaced if it breaks or becomes frayed.
Power Supply Cord 2610005557
OEM part for: Dremel, Bosch
Part Number: 2610005557
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The cord was broken
Loren - October 13, 2017
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Take screws out and open tool.
Loosen electrical connections.
Slide old cord out of holder.
Slide new cord in.
Place wires into contacts and tighten.
Close tool up again
Loosen electrical connections.
Slide old cord out of holder.
Slide new cord in.
Place wires into contacts and tighten.
Close tool up again
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cord worn out near the Dremel body
Roger - May 20, 2022
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Medium
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Star tipped screwdriver
Parts Used
1 Removed caps that held in the brushes
2 removed body screws with star tipped screwdriver
3 carefully separated the body into two halves
4 exposed the ends of the power cord on the PC board
5 used screwdriver to loosen screws, remembering which colored wire goes in what slot.
6 Repeated the process in reverse for the assembly
2 removed body screws with star tipped screwdriver
3 carefully separated the body into two halves
4 exposed the ends of the power cord on the PC board
5 used screwdriver to loosen screws, remembering which colored wire goes in what slot.
6 Repeated the process in reverse for the assembly
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nothing
Granville - April 28, 2021
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Hard
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Took the Dremel tool apart.
removed the old power cord.
Put in new cord.
Parts kept falling of the tool.
Had to redo putting the cord in.
Repeated this about 6 times before it was all connected properly
removed the old power cord.
Put in new cord.
Parts kept falling of the tool.
Had to redo putting the cord in.
Repeated this about 6 times before it was all connected properly
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Original cord frayed and unsafe
Jim - September 13, 2020
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Medium
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
For Dremel multi-tool:
1) Unscrew the head part by chuck.
2) Remove screws keeping the 2 halves together.
3) Carefully separate the halves being careful not the allow parts to come out.
3) Look carefully at what goes where and how. If unsure take a picture. This is easy for
a more experienced DIY'er, but someone new should take their time.
4) Remove the original cord by loosening the 2 screws holding black and white wires. Do
not mix them up!
5) If circuit boards or other parts come loose carefully put them back. Note the slide
switch and how it engages with the internal lever switch.
6) Tuck cord relief into the dedicated recess.
7) Reassemble both halves. Do NOT force anything. If you need to something is not
properly lines up.
8) Installe screws and head piece. Test and try speed control.
1) Unscrew the head part by chuck.
2) Remove screws keeping the 2 halves together.
3) Carefully separate the halves being careful not the allow parts to come out.
3) Look carefully at what goes where and how. If unsure take a picture. This is easy for
a more experienced DIY'er, but someone new should take their time.
4) Remove the original cord by loosening the 2 screws holding black and white wires. Do
not mix them up!
5) If circuit boards or other parts come loose carefully put them back. Note the slide
switch and how it engages with the internal lever switch.
6) Tuck cord relief into the dedicated recess.
7) Reassemble both halves. Do NOT force anything. If you need to something is not
properly lines up.
8) Installe screws and head piece. Test and try speed control.
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Needed a new cord
Nicholas - August 16, 2017
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set
Parts Used
1. Unscrew two screws, on each on top and bottom of dremel, be careful things under it are spring loaded.
2. Remove useless metal clip.
3. Remove hex screws
4. Slide guitar pick or gift card to release clips. take care not to lose emergency stop button it is spring loaded
5. Detach screws holding power cord. make note of which color goes where.
6. Attach new power cable
7. Clip together lock body. be careful to pit emergency stop button back in place if it fell out.
8. Repeat steps 3-1 in reverse
2. Remove useless metal clip.
3. Remove hex screws
4. Slide guitar pick or gift card to release clips. take care not to lose emergency stop button it is spring loaded
5. Detach screws holding power cord. make note of which color goes where.
6. Attach new power cable
7. Clip together lock body. be careful to pit emergency stop button back in place if it fell out.
8. Repeat steps 3-1 in reverse
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Power cord had an open with the moulded strain relief
Brian - February 6, 2017
👍 0 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
MultiTool
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Torx bits for screwdriver plus a flat blade screwdriver
Parts Used
1. Remove the screw on nose ring
2. Remove the wire bail used to hang the tool
3. Remove the screws securing the brushes 2 ea and remove brushes
4. Remove the Torx drive screws securing to tool shell halves and separate the shell halves
5. Be careful to not lose the spring under the shaft lock plunger
6. Loosen and remove the old cord wires
7. Install the new cord wires
8. Align the variable speed dial
9. Install the shaft lock plunger and spring
10. Ensure the off/on slider remained in place
11. Put the shell haves together and install the torx screws, wire bail and nose ring.
2. Remove the wire bail used to hang the tool
3. Remove the screws securing the brushes 2 ea and remove brushes
4. Remove the Torx drive screws securing to tool shell halves and separate the shell halves
5. Be careful to not lose the spring under the shaft lock plunger
6. Loosen and remove the old cord wires
7. Install the new cord wires
8. Align the variable speed dial
9. Install the shaft lock plunger and spring
10. Ensure the off/on slider remained in place
11. Put the shell haves together and install the torx screws, wire bail and nose ring.
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