Hard
15-30 minutes
A printed circuit board is used to create electrical connections between components in your reciprocating saw. You can use a multimeter to test if your circuit board is not functioning and needs to be replaced. This is a genuine OEM replacement part.
Printed Circuit Board 2610918035
OEM part for: Bosch
Part Number: 2610918035
$7.22
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This part will fit the following 4 machines
Bosch
RS15 (060164E064) 1-1/4" Reciprocating Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
RS10 (060164E066) Reciprocating Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
RS10 (060164E039) Reciprocating Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
RS15 (060164E067) Reciprocating Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
This item works with the following types of products:
- Reciprocating Saw Parts
- Saw Parts
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Speed control board failed on Bosch sawzall
Brian - April 30, 2017
Tool Type
Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
Separated the handle in half and removed the screws holding the handle to the case. Unplugged the wire connections for the speed control circuit board and plugged the new ones in. Reassembled the left side of the handle to the saw then placed the right side of the handle and secured it.
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Saw doesn't run
Chris - March 2, 2016
Tool Type
Reciprocating Saw
Difficulty
Expert
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
, T15 torx driver
Parts Used
This is for a Bosch S15 reciprocating saw.
In the repair process, first look for the simplest, most obvious defect, and progress from there.
Separate the halves of the handle and remove from the motor housing.
Take a photo of the wiring layout so it goes back together the exact same way.
Check for broken wires on the power cord. Check for continuity between the plug prongs and the connectors at the switch with a multimeter set to ohms.
Check for burned wires to motor and control circuit board.
Check condition of the brushes and holders.
Check the surface of the commutator on the armature.
If that all looks good then proceed deeper:
Use a multimeter for the next step.
Remove switch and check that it clicks, and switches power on both sets of contacts.
Caution: The next step involves 110v electricity. Protect yourself from electric shock.
Momentarily bypass the switch and control board to check if the motor runs.
If it does, then the broken part is most likely the speed control board.
Order one from eReplacementParts and install it exactly like the original. Use the photo you took at disassembly as a reference.
Reassemble the handle being careful to route all the wires in the correct clips and away from any pinch points.
Plug in the saw, and go cut some wood!
In the repair process, first look for the simplest, most obvious defect, and progress from there.
Separate the halves of the handle and remove from the motor housing.
Take a photo of the wiring layout so it goes back together the exact same way.
Check for broken wires on the power cord. Check for continuity between the plug prongs and the connectors at the switch with a multimeter set to ohms.
Check for burned wires to motor and control circuit board.
Check condition of the brushes and holders.
Check the surface of the commutator on the armature.
If that all looks good then proceed deeper:
Use a multimeter for the next step.
Remove switch and check that it clicks, and switches power on both sets of contacts.
Caution: The next step involves 110v electricity. Protect yourself from electric shock.
Momentarily bypass the switch and control board to check if the motor runs.
If it does, then the broken part is most likely the speed control board.
Order one from eReplacementParts and install it exactly like the original. Use the photo you took at disassembly as a reference.
Reassemble the handle being careful to route all the wires in the correct clips and away from any pinch points.
Plug in the saw, and go cut some wood!
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