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Popular Porter Cable Circular Saw Parts
- Fix Number
- FIX10169913
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 330079-98
- Fix Number
- FIX10116511
- Manufacturer Part Number
- N031635
- Fix Number
- FIX10113583
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 901266
Installation Instructions
Jeff from WISC RAPIDS, WI
Strain reliever broken at base of saw. Core frayed.
1. Unplug saw. 2.Examine and determine which parts need to be removed to gain access to switch. 3.Remove screws one at a time and placed in dish keeping track of size and length of where removed from handle. 4. Slowly pull handle apart exposing switch and wires. 5. Remove screws holding black and white wires keeping track of which wire goes where. 6. Thread new power cord the same way the old one was positioned though the handle and reassemble.
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- Fix Number
- FIX10116514
- Manufacturer Part Number
- N031653
- Fix Number
- FIX10169632
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 330003-64
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.
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- Fix Number
- FIX10109118
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 696167
- Fix Number
- FIX10110981
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 879182
- Fix Number
- FIX10111780
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 886333SV
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.
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- Fix Number
- FIX10111024
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 879553
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