OEM Black and Decker Chop Saw Parts & Accessories

Power Cord

$17.56

Fix Number: FIX10169875
Manufacturer Part Number: 330072-98

This power cord is used for power tools and some of the following tools: electric drills, reciprocating saws, jig saws, biscuit joiners, and routers. The power cord is made for double insulated tools and is a two-wire cord with two prongs, but it does not need a ground wire. If there are cuts in the cord insulation, intermittent power during operation, or damaged and bent prongs, then replacing the power cord will solve the problem. The tools needed for this repair are a Phillips screwdriver, small screwdriver, wire cutters/strippers, crimping tool, and terminal (ring or spade). Repair tip: During installation, remember that new cord wires must go correctly into wire terminals. Also, to avoid pinching when the tool case is put back into place, remember to route cord and wires in the right path.

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John from Hancock, MI

Did not come with grinding disc guard

While unit was unplugged I screwed clamp of guard around grinder. Read more...

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Power Cord

$28.36

Fix Number: FIX10169913
Manufacturer Part Number: 330079-98

It is constructed with tough, thick outer rubber insulation for a long service life. Power Cord Specifications: • 2 Prongs • 2 Wires • 14 Gauge • 10 Feet Long

Brush & Spring

$7.59

Fix Number: FIX10173724
Manufacturer Part Number: 450374-12

This is a brush and spring for your power tools. This brush is sold individually, and two are needed for most power tools. We recommend replacing both brushes together for an even wear. When your brush wears down it will greatly affect your motor function by reducing the power and electric braking. When making this repair we recommend inspecting the armature for cracks or visible damage that would mean other motor problems. Carbon brushes are the most commonly replaced power tool part. This part is meant to wear out over time through the constant contact.

Terminal

$3.99

Fix Number: FIX10185238
Manufacturer Part Number: 88667-00

Cord Protector

$5.55

★★★★★

3 Reviews

Fix Number: FIX10173396
Manufacturer Part Number: 445338-00

This is a cord protector, also known as a strain relief, for your power tool. This part will slip into place at the end of your cord, snug against your power tool. The durable rubber will protect the base of your cord from being bent, pinched, or exposed. This part will eventually wear down and potentially crack or snap off, and exposed wire is a hazard. We recommend replacing the cord protector when damage is visible.

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Brush Holder

$3.99

Fix Number: FIX10182308
Manufacturer Part Number: 622440-00

Brush (Sold Individually)

$7.59

Fix Number: FIX10170575
Manufacturer Part Number: 384613-01

This part includes one carbon brush. Your tool will require two of these, and they should be replaced at the same time. Worn carbon brushes are the most likely reason that a motor is not performing as it should. The function of the carbon brushes are to conduct electricity to the armature. This is done through the commutator. Carbon brushes are constantly rubbing against the spinning commutator, and this is why they wear over time. For this simple repair, start by removing the motor cap. To replace the brush, remove the wire lead and tension spring, and pull the brush from the holder. To install the brush, place it into the holder, place the tension spring on the rear of the brush and reinstall the wire lead. The same thing will need to be done on the other side.

Ball Bearing

$24.97

Fix Number: FIX10166095
Manufacturer Part Number: 146555-01

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Ball Bearing (6001DW)

$12.91

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10169632
Manufacturer Part Number: 330003-64

This is a ball bearing for your power tools. It is used in a variety of machines for rotary motion. The bearings support your tools by lowering the friction, which allows easy rotation of moving parts. Depending on how often you use your tool the bearings are a commonly replaced part. This is because they will experience most of the pressure, heat, and vibrations.

Installation Instructions

Michael from NEW BERLIN, WI

Bad bearing on brush end of Bucksaw motor

remove the brush cover on the end oppisite blade, unplug brush and remove bronze brusholder, if not replacing brushes , mark them for left and right. In my case the bearing had seized to the armature shaft much tighter than its normal shrink fit, so a bearing puller was needed, once the bearing is off, clean up shaft , heat bearing to about 200 deg F and blast end of shaft with cyrofreeze -60 F quickly drop bearing onto shaft and with very little effort it should slide on and bottom out on shaft. work quickly the shrink fit only lasts a few seconds. the trick is to heat bearing but not get it too warm and distort the plastic bearing cover. reinstall brush cap and old or new brushes. these old bucksaws are great for siding jobs , problem is only thing still available is the bearings and brushes. I think this saw is 35-40 years old , maybe I can get another 10 years out of it and by then I will be too old to lift it. Read more...

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Brush Cap

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX10182309
Manufacturer Part Number: 622441-00

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