Replacement motor brushes
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Replacement motor brushes
Hi,
I've an old Hiatchi 12v cordless SDS drill that apparently has a 'sealed' motor and non replaceable brushes.
Wrong, the end cap easily comes away from the motor assembly offering up the brush housings which have internal measurements of 4mmx4mmx9mm.
Where can I find a pair of brushes of that or very similar size, 'cos Hitachi won't sell me anything but a new £100 motor!
There must be brushes out there of a size that will either fit, or can be resized, to give what in essence is a bloody good drill another years life.
Thanks people,
Xantiaman
I've an old Hiatchi 12v cordless SDS drill that apparently has a 'sealed' motor and non replaceable brushes.
Wrong, the end cap easily comes away from the motor assembly offering up the brush housings which have internal measurements of 4mmx4mmx9mm.
Where can I find a pair of brushes of that or very similar size, 'cos Hitachi won't sell me anything but a new £100 motor!
There must be brushes out there of a size that will either fit, or can be resized, to give what in essence is a bloody good drill another years life.
Thanks people,
Xantiaman
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Have you got the manual for it?
They have part no for just about every part along with diagrams. Usually easier if you can quote part numbers.
Might be worth a try...
http://www.knighton-tools.co.uk/acatalo ... pares.html
They have part no for just about every part along with diagrams. Usually easier if you can quote part numbers.
Might be worth a try...
http://www.knighton-tools.co.uk/acatalo ... pares.html
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