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Tool Holding Fixture 2601098900
OEM part for: Bosch
Part Number: 2601098900
$71.70
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This part will fit the following 4 machines
Bosch
1294VS (0601294739) Detail Sander View Diagrams & Manuals
PDA240E (0603346735) Delta Sander View Diagrams & Manuals
1294VSK (0601294739) Corner / Detail Sander View Diagrams & Manuals
GDA 280 E (0601294703) Delta Sander View Diagrams & Manuals
This item works with the following types of products:
- Sander Parts
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This Bosch sander over heats around the end bearing and melts the plastic tool holder.
Lemuel - April 6, 2024
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, tweezers for placing shims
Parts Used
Laid the tool with triangular holder pointing right.
Used proper star bits to remove all screws, removing retainer ring around power cord, and carefully removing face-up cover.
Lifting entire tool holder gear and bearings out, collect the 4 C shaped shims.
Replace with new unit, fitting notches in top bearing, mesh gears, drop unit into handle.
With tweezers, place shims two on either side of lower bearing so that they remain
in place.
Make sure all parts are in proper position, replace handle cover and install all screws. Slip power cord retainer ring back onto the handle.
It's a good idea to survey the innards of the machine once you remove the cover so
as not to forget what goes where.
Used proper star bits to remove all screws, removing retainer ring around power cord, and carefully removing face-up cover.
Lifting entire tool holder gear and bearings out, collect the 4 C shaped shims.
Replace with new unit, fitting notches in top bearing, mesh gears, drop unit into handle.
With tweezers, place shims two on either side of lower bearing so that they remain
in place.
Make sure all parts are in proper position, replace handle cover and install all screws. Slip power cord retainer ring back onto the handle.
It's a good idea to survey the innards of the machine once you remove the cover so
as not to forget what goes where.
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bearing at foot of fixture overheated, melting triangular mount
Lemuel - January 20, 2022
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, Torx wrench, mimi needlenose pliers
Parts Used
place unit on left side, remove all screws, pull away collar where cord enters unit,
carefully remove right side of plastic tool body, lift out gear assembly, rubber exhaust duct comes with it. Remove four "C" shaped shims. Remove small bearing
at top of assembly. Bearing has two slots to secure seating in unit. For first timers, it pays to down load exploded diagram of unit as well as writing down each step of disassembly. Everything goes back in reverse order. Once assembly is back in place with rubber duct aligned, tweezers or small needle nose pliers can be used to re-insert "C" shims in place making sure all four are secured within the plastic housing above and below middle bearing with shim openings pointing downward. If slightly bent, to avoid
a leg on the shim catching on the housing, each can be flipped over to eliminate any protrusion. Carefully line up right tool cover with left side making sure all parts are properly seated. Without lifting tool, press together covers and place one screw in the nose area and one toward the rear. Tighten screws. Test run the sander. If it is running properly, install the rest of the screws and push collar at the cord end back onto the chassis.
carefully remove right side of plastic tool body, lift out gear assembly, rubber exhaust duct comes with it. Remove four "C" shaped shims. Remove small bearing
at top of assembly. Bearing has two slots to secure seating in unit. For first timers, it pays to down load exploded diagram of unit as well as writing down each step of disassembly. Everything goes back in reverse order. Once assembly is back in place with rubber duct aligned, tweezers or small needle nose pliers can be used to re-insert "C" shims in place making sure all four are secured within the plastic housing above and below middle bearing with shim openings pointing downward. If slightly bent, to avoid
a leg on the shim catching on the housing, each can be flipped over to eliminate any protrusion. Carefully line up right tool cover with left side making sure all parts are properly seated. Without lifting tool, press together covers and place one screw in the nose area and one toward the rear. Tighten screws. Test run the sander. If it is running properly, install the rest of the screws and push collar at the cord end back onto the chassis.
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Tool holding fixture has a bearing located within the triangular portion which seized up and melted the plastic.
Lemuel - May 29, 2019
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, tweezers
Parts Used
1. Lay the sander flat on its left side.
2. Remove all screws with a T-20 torx bit. Remove ring where cord emerges from rear.
3. Carefully pry apart tool casing leaving the tool flat on table. Observe how assembly is placed.
4. Lift assembly from unit. Includes all parts mounted on shaft and rubber dust duct.
5. Collect all four shims. These will be re-installed on either side of center bearing.
6. Drop in new assembly with dust duct on assembly, other end of duct slides into handle.
7. Align top bearing slotted side down on shaft so it will drop into place.
8. Center bearing seats in a plastic cradle. With assembly firmly in place, install "C"
shaped shims against the bearing with a strong pair of tweezers, two above bearing and two below. Make sure shims are inside the cradle with the bearing. Most easily done if
inserted with open ends down, two at a time. If a shim is bent and presents an open lip
appearance, turn one shim around so the two press closed against each other. This will facilitate replacing the handle cover.
9. Check that all parts are properly seated.
10. Align right side handle placing dust duct in its slot.
11. Carefully press handle in place, making sure shims enter the opposing bearing cradle in the right side handle and the dust duct fits in its slot.
12. Re-install screws and retainer ring by the cord end.
It may take a couple of tries. You can download exploded diagram from Bosch.
2. Remove all screws with a T-20 torx bit. Remove ring where cord emerges from rear.
3. Carefully pry apart tool casing leaving the tool flat on table. Observe how assembly is placed.
4. Lift assembly from unit. Includes all parts mounted on shaft and rubber dust duct.
5. Collect all four shims. These will be re-installed on either side of center bearing.
6. Drop in new assembly with dust duct on assembly, other end of duct slides into handle.
7. Align top bearing slotted side down on shaft so it will drop into place.
8. Center bearing seats in a plastic cradle. With assembly firmly in place, install "C"
shaped shims against the bearing with a strong pair of tweezers, two above bearing and two below. Make sure shims are inside the cradle with the bearing. Most easily done if
inserted with open ends down, two at a time. If a shim is bent and presents an open lip
appearance, turn one shim around so the two press closed against each other. This will facilitate replacing the handle cover.
9. Check that all parts are properly seated.
10. Align right side handle placing dust duct in its slot.
11. Carefully press handle in place, making sure shims enter the opposing bearing cradle in the right side handle and the dust duct fits in its slot.
12. Re-install screws and retainer ring by the cord end.
It may take a couple of tries. You can download exploded diagram from Bosch.
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Sander plate melted
Lemuel - April 25, 2018
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, Torx wrench, needle-nosed pliers
Parts Used
1.Removed assembly screws with torx wrench, lifted right half of sander housing with left
side and all remaining parts lying flat on table
2.Lifted out tool holding assembly
3.Removed the four "C" shaped shims above and below bearing
4.Placed tool holding assembly in handle housing, making sure bearing above white gear
has notches seated properly in handle housing and gear teeth meshed properly, and exhaust port connector aligned
5.Inserted shims, two above large bearing and two below with pliers, between bearing and plastic part of handle that serves as the bearing's seat
6. Carefully replaced right half of sander housing making sure all parts are aligned
7. Re-installed screws
side and all remaining parts lying flat on table
2.Lifted out tool holding assembly
3.Removed the four "C" shaped shims above and below bearing
4.Placed tool holding assembly in handle housing, making sure bearing above white gear
has notches seated properly in handle housing and gear teeth meshed properly, and exhaust port connector aligned
5.Inserted shims, two above large bearing and two below with pliers, between bearing and plastic part of handle that serves as the bearing's seat
6. Carefully replaced right half of sander housing making sure all parts are aligned
7. Re-installed screws
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Broken.
Agata - July 21, 2017
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Removed the old and attached the new.
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Plastic section which aligned clamp sheared off
John - March 13, 2017
Tool Type
Sander
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Remove one half of the housing
Remove the old assembly
Put the bearing and needle bushing on the new assembly
Installed the new assembly
Screwed the housings back together
Remove the old assembly
Put the bearing and needle bushing on the new assembly
Installed the new assembly
Screwed the housings back together
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