OEM DeWALT Chop Saw Parts & Accessories

Carbon Brush and Lead

$10.93

Fix Number: FIX10171526
Manufacturer Part Number: 392574-01

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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

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Ball Bearing

$5.26

Fix Number: FIX10180911
Manufacturer Part Number: 605040-27

This part includes one OEM ball bearing. This ball bearing is sealed on both sides. They are designed to minimize friction between moving parts and evenly distribute weight. Bearings are a general wear part that require regular maintenance to keep your equipment running smoothly and efficiently.

Flange

$7.89

Fix Number: FIX10182961
Manufacturer Part Number: 633257-00SV

This is an authentic OEM flange for angle grinders. It works with the nut (sold separately) to secure the grinding wheel to the gear case. It is imperative that they are maintained and inspected regularly to ensure they are still in good working condition to ensure no additional stress is put on the wheel. When making this repair, do not over-tighten the flange, as this could cause it to warp. This flange has 5/8-inch bore and is sold as an individual part.

Wrench

$12.36

Fix Number: FIX10172231
Manufacturer Part Number: 401680-00

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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.