OEM Porter Cable Miter Saw Parts & Accessories

Brush

$20.77

Fix Number: FIX12021560
Manufacturer Part Number: 1348266

This is an OEM replacement carbon brush, sold individually. To ensure your motor is running smoothly and efficiently, it is advised to inspect the carbon brushes every few months, as they are prone to regular wear. The carbon brush has an important job of conducting electrical current, so if worn, your tool will not function as it should. If your tool is smoking or burn marks are present, it is advisable to also check the condition of the armature, as this could indicate more serious motor problems.

Brush Pair

$16.69

Fix Number: FIX10188363
Manufacturer Part Number: N097997

Blade Guard

$51.91

★★★★★

3 Reviews

Fix Number: FIX12021828
Manufacturer Part Number: 902881

Switch Cover

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX10111960
Manufacturer Part Number: 887452

Nut,Hex

$4.99

Fix Number: FIX10169670
Manufacturer Part Number: 330015-03

This hex nut with internal threads, screws to the shank of a bolt or a hex cap screw in a variety of lawn and gardening tools. It can have multiple applications depending on the tool you are using. To replace, you will need a wrench to loosen and tighten the nut. For detailed installation instructions, refer to the diagram provided by the manufacturer. Remember to unplug tool from power source before beginning this repair project.

Spring

$3.99

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10106806
Manufacturer Part Number: 488792-00

Switch

$83.04

Fix Number: FIX12021801
Manufacturer Part Number: 899883

Cord

$27.49

Fix Number: FIX10108618
Manufacturer Part Number: 5140113-88

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. Read more...