Sander Polisher Springs and Shock Absorbers

Fix Number

FIX10166512

Manufacturer Part Number

151442-02

This is an authentically sourced spring for a sander. Your sander has two of these springs, however it is sold as an individual part. It is part of the braking system and connects to the brake to keep the sanding pad at a slower orbit. For this repair, you will need to unscrew the pad on the sander to expose the brake. Then you will be able to pry the existing spring from the brake. Next, place the new spring in place so it clips into the grooves. You may need a flat-head screwdriver to ensure they are fastened securely. Reattach the brake and pad and your repair is complete.

Fix Number

FIX10336574

Manufacturer Part Number

01468

This is a spring for your sander. It is known as a conical spring because it is cone shaped, and coiled. It is comparable to a compression spring because it stores energy by absorbing shock, and then releasing it, to maintain the force between two surfaces. The spring is a part of the muffler assembly in your sander. The muffler assembly reduces the noise coming from your machine. Over time the spring may lose tension and need replacing. If you are replacing your muffler assembly, or similar parts, we also recommend replacing the spring for an even wear.

Fix Number

FIX10109984

Manufacturer Part Number

843450

Fix Number

FIX10110887

Manufacturer Part Number

877755

Fix Number

FIX10109288

Manufacturer Part Number

698504

Fix Number

FIX10340760

Manufacturer Part Number

98285

Fix Number

FIX10127793

Manufacturer Part Number

40-50-0205

Fix Number

FIX10109311

Manufacturer Part Number

698709

Fix Number

FIX10110103

Manufacturer Part Number

848514

Fix Number

FIX10338156

Manufacturer Part Number

51943