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Fix Number

FIX10133097

Manufacturer Part Number

45-69-0010

This is an authentic blade pulley tire. This part is sold individually, however two tires are needed on the bandsaw. If one tire needs to be replaced, it is recommended by the manufacturer to replace them both at the same time. The blade pulley tire is what keeps the blade tracking accurately. They are a common wear part that will become brittle or stretched out over time. This leads to the blade coming off the pulleys or not tracking correctly. This is a very simple repair, the tire stretches onto the pulleys, no disassembly required.

Fix Number

FIX10122139

Manufacturer Part Number

22-18-0075

This authentically sourced replacement carbon brush has a wire lead, brush spring, and bracket attached. This brush is sold individually, however, your tool requires two brushes to operate. If your motor is running poorly, worn brushes are the most common reason. A worn brush usually shows wear near the wire lead and sometimes has cracks or burns. We highly suggest checking the armature for burns at the same time, as this might indicate a more serious issue with your motor.

Fix Number

FIX10122265

Manufacturer Part Number

22-18-2240

This is an authentic set of two carbon brushes, including the brush, holder, and spring. This is one of the most regularly replaced parts in a power tool due to the constant friction created and leading to wear. If the motor is not functioning properly, a worn brush is usually the cause. We suggest also checking the armature for damage at the same time as this may suggest a more serious problem with the motor.

Fix Number

FIX10122192

Manufacturer Part Number

22-18-0680

This carbon brush is used on a variety of cordless tools and tools. *Please note: This part is sold individually. Carbon brushes are commonly replaced because they wear out easily with friction. If your brush is worn out it can cause disruption in the functioning of the motor and reduce electric braking. If you notice cracks, burns and other damage on wire lead, then it is best to replace it to restore the motor and its functions. Refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer for further installation instructions.

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Fix Number

FIX10131039

Manufacturer Part Number

44-40-0035

This is an authentic flange nut for multiple grinder models. The flange nut fits onto the spindle, followed by the grinding wheel. The flange is secured in place using a spanner wrench, which fits neatly into the holes of the flange nut. It measures approximately 5/8-inches and is sold individually.

Fix Number

FIX17017004

Manufacturer Part Number

31-92-0210

This paddle trigger assembly is supplied by the original manufacturer for use in angle grinders. It allows the user to control the speed and operation of the equipment. The paddle is 5 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. It includes a switch that activates the motor and allows the grinding wheel to spin and a safety lock to prevent accidental starting. If the grinder does not start when you press the switch, stops unexpectedly, has inconsistent speeds, and makes unusual noises when you attempt to use it, the assembly will need to be replaced. Begin by ensuring the equipment is switched off. Remove the fasteners that hold the assembly in place and detach it from the equipment. Position the new assembly on the mounting surface and secure it in place with the appropriate fastener

Fix Number

FIX10133098

Manufacturer Part Number

45-69-0030

This is an authentic OEM pulley tire for a band saw, sold individually. Two tires are needed on the band saw, so even if only one is worn, we advise replacing both at the same time. The tires are made of rubber to ensure reliable traction to drive the blade safely. This rubber material is prone to wear with time, especially considering its constant contact with metal shavings. If the blade is coming off the pulley or not tracking properly, these are common signs that it is time to be replaced. This is a very quick and easy repair that does not require any tear down of parts or tools. The tire simply stretches onto the pulleys.

Fix Number

FIX10122266

Manufacturer Part Number

22-18-2250

This is a set of two authentic carbon brushes with wire leads, springs, and brush holders. Your equipment uses two carbon brushes to conduct electricity to the armature through the commutator. This is a very common repair due to the constant rubbing of the carbon brushes against the turning commutator. It may become obvious that a repair is needed if sparks are excessive, however it is important to also check the armature for damage at the same time. To access these brushes, you will begin by removing the guard, the side handle, and the rear housing. The brushes are likely secured with one screw, which will need to be removed. Remove the brushes away from the housing and disengage the wire lead. These instructions may vary depending on your model but should give you a general idea of the simplicity of the repair.

Fix Number

FIX17016953

Manufacturer Part Number

31-44-2661

This is an authentic replacement part manufactured for use with Milwaukee impact drivers. The special handle assembly is used to house the switch assembly and motor. This handle assembly includes both sides and is available as an individual replacement part. Please see model diagram for associative parts.

Fix Number

FIX10132586

Manufacturer Part Number

45-16-0645

The shoe assembly is located at the front of the reciprocating saw and helps to direct the blade while you cut. The most common reason this part is replaced is just from simply misplacing it. If the saw is used roughly, the pivot hinge between the mounting bar and the shoe can damage, which can cause the shoe to fall off. Never use your saw without this part intact as it could cause damage to your equipment. For this easy repair, use your Allen wrench to remove the screws and this will allow you to remove the shoe. To install the new shoe assembly, line up the forks with the housing and slide it into position. To finish, tighten the screws back up and it is ready to go.