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Part Number: 1616334000

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Description:

This is an original Bosch replacement part manufactured for use with demolition hammers. This rubber torsion bar sits between the fan cover and intermediate plate, in the switch handle. The rubber torsion bar is sold individually, please see model diagram for additional parts.

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Compatibility

This part is compatible with the following machines:

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Products Compatibility

This item works with the following types of products:

• Demolition Hammer
• Drill
• Hammer Drill

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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You

Tool Type:

Demolition Hammer

Parts Used:

Fan Cover - 1615500324

Rubber Torsion Bar - 1616334000

Toothed Shaft - 1613060005

Hexagon Nut - 3613313500

Hex-socket-head Cap Screw - 2910141242

Retaining Bracket - 1618045026

Repair Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent Repairing:

15-30 minutes

Tools Used:

Wrench Set, allen wrenchs, roll pin punches

Toothed shaft that the rubber torsion bushings go on was broke, and retaining bracket was broke

Removed nut from broken shaft, pressed rubber torsion bushing into new housing and bolted it bake together. Retaining bracket replacement is driving the roll pins out replacing the part and putting the roll pins back in.

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Tool Type:

Demolition Hammer

Parts Used:

Rubber Torsion Bar - 1616334000

Switch - 5140112-36

Switch-pawl - 1612026153

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

30-60 minutes

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, punch, welder

demolition hammer needed switch and rubber torsion bar

replaced switch easy, rubber torsion bar was a little challenging because i I do not have the right tool to remove it so I had to improvise and I welded a bolt in the old piece and just used a mechanics socket like a punch and hammered it out of placed. Pressed the new ones in with a vise.

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