Medium
15-30 minutes
The push-pull type switch attaches to the switch box. Keep in mind that this part is sold individually. This is an authentic item from Powermatic for use in drills. It may require a wrench during installation. This part is made out of plastic and will need to be replaced if it breaks.
Push-pull Type Switch Assembly PM2800B-092
OEM part for: Powermatic
Part Number: PM2800B-092
$120.88
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This Push-pull Type Switch Assembly will fit the following 1 machine. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
This item works with the following types of products:
- Drill Parts
- Drill Press Parts
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Power switch failed due to running motor to slow under loag
Lawrence - January 13, 2023
Tool Type
Drill Press
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, 3mm Allen Tool
Parts Used
Drill Press Switch Replacement.
(Disconnect power cord from power outlet)
1. Removed the switch plate by taking out three 3 mm Allen screws,
2. Disconnect the spade connection on the back of the control module (CM). This unit controls the LED lights, laser and RPM display. (If needed take a picture or draw a digram of the wire connectors.
3. Remove the 4 black screws holding the CM to the cover & gently remove the unit. The RPM display is pressed onto the cover.
4. Disconnect wires on the power switch by removing the four treminal screws. Take note of the wires that go to the motor and the power leads from the CM. The CM side of the switch has little white wires onto the switch to power LED indicator on the switch button.These connections are ring terminals so the screws must be completely removed.
5. The cover plate and switch should now be completely untethered.
6. If you did not purchase a new label, remove the cover label from the old unit and attach it to the new one. The label wraps over the right side of the cover.
7. Install the CM by pushing it gently into the cover from the back. Secure with the 4 small black screws.
8. Reconnect the power switch by reconnect the ring terminals wires going to the motor and jumper wires to the CM. On the switch be sure that black or white wires are parallel to each other.
9. Connect the jumper wires to the CM: white is on the top (— Horizontal) and black is on the side ( l Vertical) of the circuit board. Be sure the Circuit boards on the CM is squarrely on the standoff and all connectors are snug
10. With all wires connected install the switch unit back into the face plate. The button label’s right side fits between the cover and drill press housing. So slide the right side in 1st.
Note:
A. Both the table lighting LEDS must be conncted before they work. If either is not connected none work.
12. Before securing the switch unit with the three allen screws.
Plug it in and give it a test.
13. If all is ok lock it in.
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(Disconnect power cord from power outlet)
1. Removed the switch plate by taking out three 3 mm Allen screws,
2. Disconnect the spade connection on the back of the control module (CM). This unit controls the LED lights, laser and RPM display. (If needed take a picture or draw a digram of the wire connectors.
3. Remove the 4 black screws holding the CM to the cover & gently remove the unit. The RPM display is pressed onto the cover.
4. Disconnect wires on the power switch by removing the four treminal screws. Take note of the wires that go to the motor and the power leads from the CM. The CM side of the switch has little white wires onto the switch to power LED indicator on the switch button.These connections are ring terminals so the screws must be completely removed.
5. The cover plate and switch should now be completely untethered.
6. If you did not purchase a new label, remove the cover label from the old unit and attach it to the new one. The label wraps over the right side of the cover.
7. Install the CM by pushing it gently into the cover from the back. Secure with the 4 small black screws.
8. Reconnect the power switch by reconnect the ring terminals wires going to the motor and jumper wires to the CM. On the switch be sure that black or white wires are parallel to each other.
9. Connect the jumper wires to the CM: white is on the top (— Horizontal) and black is on the side ( l Vertical) of the circuit board. Be sure the Circuit boards on the CM is squarrely on the standoff and all connectors are snug
10. With all wires connected install the switch unit back into the face plate. The button label’s right side fits between the cover and drill press housing. So slide the right side in 1st.
Note:
A. Both the table lighting LEDS must be conncted before they work. If either is not connected none work.
12. Before securing the switch unit with the three allen screws.
Plug it in and give it a test.
13. If all is ok lock it in.
Complete
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