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Works with the following brands:Ryobi
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Works with the following products:Chainsaw
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Fixes the following symptoms:Will Not Start
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Part# 203658001 replaces these:203658001
- Works with the following brands:
- Ryobi
- Works with the following products
- Chainsaw
- Fixes the following symptoms
- Will Not Start
- Part# 203658001 replaces these:
- 203658001
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- Customer:
- Patrick from SAN JOSE, CA
- Parts Used:
- 203658001
- Difficulty Level:
- Easy
- Total Repair Time:
- 30 - 60 mins
- Tools:
- Nutdriver, Screw drivers
motor stops running
You have to disassemble the entire chainsaw to swap old motor for new motor. You need a T15 hex bit, 2.5mm security hex bit and phillips screwdriver. Remove the battery. Remove chainsaw bar and chain. Remove every screw in the housing. Remove the clip on the motor shaft. If everything does not come apart easily then you may have missed a
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screw. Remove screws holding the motor and gear case in. Open the gear case. Remove the gears. Remove the screws inside the gear case attaching it to the motor. Attach the gear case to the new motor. Reassemble the gear case and attach to the housing. Route the wires and switch to the appropriate locations. Reassemble housing. Reattach bar and chain.
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Motor died, needed replacing
There's not much out there to tear the machine apart. I previously replaced the input gear assembly which meant taking everything apart. I was careful to take photos of how things looked before disassembling and that helped somewhat. It's not hard, you just need to be observant how the wires tuck into the slotted recesses so they don't b
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ind when re-assembling. Housings may need some wiggling and jiggling to get aligned but if everything's in its place the exterior housings enclosing the motor assembly and the larger shells will go together nicely; if the parts don't seem to be going together right there's something in the way binding it up. If I had to do the entire process again it probably would take about 30 minutes but I'm slow at these things and it took more like an hour or more. Good news is the chainsaw works like it should with a new motor. I have one body screw left over that goes somewhere and that's a little troubling but not losing sleep over it.
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brushes in motor ate into stator
Use the image of the parts blowup to see where each of the screws go to reassemble the saw after replacing the motor.
The motor is the heart of the unit so I had to take apart the entire saw to get to it.
Took around an hour.
You will need a torx bit (T25 if I recall correctly)
two of the screws have ... Read more a tamperproof torx head but I was able to break off the center pin to then use a regular torx bit on those as well.
The motor is the heart of the unit so I had to take apart the entire saw to get to it.
Took around an hour.
You will need a torx bit (T25 if I recall correctly)
two of the screws have ... Read more a tamperproof torx head but I was able to break off the center pin to then use a regular torx bit on those as well.
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Charles C - April 29, 2021
Verified Purchase
Perfect cure for Ryobi 10" 18v Chain Saw
fit great and works perfect! replaced all electrical components in saw . All you need is a philips screw driver, a torx driver and about half an hour.
Maxim B - February 27, 2020
Verified Purchase
Works great, very quick delivery!
Looks like a twin brother of Ryobi motor I was replacing. Had all the wiring for snap-in installation, which simplified replacement process. Works fine. Delivered fairly quickly.
Raymond H - August 15, 2021
Verified Purchase
Ryobi chainsaw motor
Exact fit. Item was packaged adequately. Website photos were very helpful.
Don B - September 13, 2020
Verified Purchase
Exactly the part I needed
It was simple to replace the part.
Be careful. It would be easy to install the battery connector backwards.
Larry M - August 1, 2021
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Motor
Saw works great now had a little problem with the polarization of the battery but it works as it did before Great product
Alfred A - September 1, 2020
Verified Purchase
Everything works
Replaced the motor and the hardest part was just getting the right bits for the screws and then removing the caliper to free the gear. Just used two needle nose pliers since I didn’t have a caliper.
Patrick C - March 29, 2021
Verified Purchase
works fine
Fits and operates just like the original parts.
James L - April 4, 2020
Verified Purchase
Motor needed
Motor received. Fit perfectly, only had two screws left over.....
Frank D - September 16, 2022
Verified Purchase
Good service, poor part
Received part within a few days, fast shipping, how ever the replacement motor for my Ryobi chainsaw failed in less than 5 mins, terrible replacement part
Model Compatibility
This part works with the following models:
Fix Number: FIX18782557
Manufacturer Part Number: 203658001
Manufacturer Part Number: 203658001
| Brand | Model Number | Description |
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| Ryobi | P546 | Chainsaw - 18 Volt Chainsaw Mfg. No. 107175001 |
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