Medium
30-60 minutes
Ball Bearing 2610004595
OEM part for: Bosch
Part Number: 2610004595
$9.60
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Bearing failed..started to get hot and burn rubber cover
Mark - March 26, 2018
Tool Type
Table Saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Hammer..small 3 fingered puller
Set saw angle to 45 degrees lock in place.
Tip saw to get to motor from bottom
Remove red handle and release rod
Remove cover where wires go in.
Let that hang
Remove motor brushes
Remove motor housing 4 phillips screws
Rotate housing 45 degrees
Wiggle and use small screwdrivers to pry
Cover and field come off armature
If you are replacing bearing exposed on brush end...do it while the armature is in the saw.
Removing the armature requires screws and adjusters on the blade end to come off...you lose all the adjustments and cost yourself an extra hour.
Pull bearing...you need just the right size puller.
Use a socket or pipe to push the new bearing on...not a serious tight fit..you need to push/pound on the race closest to the shaft to not damage the bearing.
Rubber cup is in plastic housing cap...mine was damaged....right puller was my biggest hassle...took one apart and used it differently than intended!
Tip saw to get to motor from bottom
Remove red handle and release rod
Remove cover where wires go in.
Let that hang
Remove motor brushes
Remove motor housing 4 phillips screws
Rotate housing 45 degrees
Wiggle and use small screwdrivers to pry
Cover and field come off armature
If you are replacing bearing exposed on brush end...do it while the armature is in the saw.
Removing the armature requires screws and adjusters on the blade end to come off...you lose all the adjustments and cost yourself an extra hour.
Pull bearing...you need just the right size puller.
Use a socket or pipe to push the new bearing on...not a serious tight fit..you need to push/pound on the race closest to the shaft to not damage the bearing.
Rubber cup is in plastic housing cap...mine was damaged....right puller was my biggest hassle...took one apart and used it differently than intended!
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