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Brush

$5.19

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Fix Number: FIX10188358
Manufacturer Part Number: N097696

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Hex Hole Flange

$6.17

Fix Number: FIX10188627
Manufacturer Part Number: N134467

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Clamp Washer

$5.19

Fix Number: FIX10188483
Manufacturer Part Number: N115381

This is an OEM metal clamp washer for angle grinders. It is located on the spindle shaft and gives support to the grinding wheel. Most of our customers have found this repair very quick and easy. You will need a hex wrench to complete the installation.

Ball Bearing

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX10188594
Manufacturer Part Number: N130916

This is an authentic OEM replacement part for certain models of DeWalt Grinders that has been sourced directly from DeWalt. To ensure that this will fit your grinder, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below. The Ball Bearing fits between the bearing cup and the slinger, and its primary purpose is to reduce friction to allow the device to operate smoothly. Ball Bearings experience constant wear from the pressure, heat, vibration, and friction of the grinder, and may need to be replaced periodically as a result. Signs of broken or failing Ball Bearings include squealing, screeching, or grinding noise when powering the device off. This part has a diameter of approximately 3/4", made of metal, and is sold individually.

Switch

$5.19

Fix Number: FIX11929683
Manufacturer Part Number: N327459

Guard

$7.31

Fix Number: FIX10188402
Manufacturer Part Number: N105312

Protector

$6.84

Fix Number: FIX10211611
Manufacturer Part Number: 330005-01

Installation Instructions

John from SPRINGVILLE, CA

Old worn cord shorting out.

Remove the four screws and carefully separate the casing at the trigger handle. Disconnect the terminals by lifting the switch slightly, just enough to remove the inside terminal. Needle nose pliers will make it easier to remove the terminals. Slip the cord protector over the new cord. Cut the two new wires to the proper length. I measured the old connectors for proper fit. Strip a half inch off the insulation, carefully crimp and solder the wires to each terminal, reconnect the terminals, reposition the cord protector, align and snap the casing back together, and replace the four screws. Plug it in and test for proper operation. Read more...