Manufacturer. PORTER-CABLE. Item model number. Product Dimensions. x x cm; Kilograms.  That causes the bearing to move up and the shaft to wobble. In the past I would only need to maintain these motors every hours for new brushes and about every hours for new bearings. Only after many years of use would I have problems with the bearing getting lose in the housing and/or shaft. The problem I have now is that for some reason the housing for the top ball bearing is not available as a replacement part, making these motors unusable. Very disappointing. Read more. Доставка porter cable variable. Оформив покупку у нас Вы % заберете свой заказанный товар в самые короткие сроки! Ведь купить товар из-за рубежа не так просто, а мы с легкостью организуем почтовую пересылку по всей России и СНГ (доставка организована в Казахстан,Украину,Беларусию и т.д.). На этой странице указаны особенности и техническая спецификация товара, доставка бесплатна и цена (указана в рублях) на все товары на нашем сайте окончательна (доплачивать при получении посылки не нужно). Страхование всех посылок заказанных у нас является гарантией получения товара, а грамотные сп. The Porter-Cable is a replacement motor for the Model Router. This motor is designed with Soft-start feature that reduces torque at start-up and maintains constant speed under load. This replacement is a versatile, electronic five-speed motor with 10,, 13,, 16,, 19,, and 21, RPM settings that accommodates various router bit cutting diameters and applications.  10, - 21, RPM. Precision machined aluminum motor housing. Dust-sealed switch and sealed ball bearing construction enhance tool durability. Click here for more information on Electronic Recycling Programs. Info & Guides. See more Router Bits. Any type will work. Any advice appreciated. I just wanted to add to any future readers, the top porter cable 75182 bearings is a 15mm bore, 35mm housing, 11mm deep. Power Switch Repair This article is a repair guide for power tool switch replacements, explaining the general steps involved in replacing a switch assembly. Continue Shopping. Sign up.

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Ask Another Question. Continue Shopping. Discussion is closed. Question: Porter Cable Router Bearin I have purchased the bearings for my Porter cable router and replaced the top bearing just fine. I can't find any way to remove the armature or even the housing to get to the fan end bearing.

Can anyone help me please. Hi, Remove 4 of the screws from the housing and the brushes. That should allow the case half's to come apart. Then remove your bearing retainer and chuck.

Hope that helps,good luck. Question: Porter Cable Fan Replacement gregb. I've tried tapping, twisting, and praying but I still can't get it apart. Any help is appreciated. Started with a thin putty knife prying gently adding wd a time or two and it finally started to come apart.

It wasn't easy though; it was so dirty. Should have it back together in no time after the parts come in. Hello gregb, I am glad you were able to get your router apart, so you could work on it and get it back working again. Can anyone help me learn some new tricks? I was given a non-functional Porter Cable Speedmatic Router. Check continuity through the cord. Check continuity of brushes through the armature.

That is check continuity from one side of the brush to the other. This is the two wires coming out of the field. If this all checks out ok then its most likely your Circuit Board Assembly that is bad. Hope that helps. Good luck.

Sign up. Thank you! Your email, , has been added to our mailing list. We were unable to add your email to our mailing list. I have arrived at this point and I can't get the collet loosened.

Any advice appreciated. Can the shaft be held by a bolt in the head where the set screw goes and a wrench applied to the Collet? After your mirth subsides, reply to talchess gmail. The best bearings would still be the metal ones. Tested and proven to give the best results. Regardless of the materials, all bearing needs care to insure the proper working of the machine.

Thanks so much for this article. I'm struggling with dismantling my router now and needed your insights. Much appreciated. Thanks Eric. Your step by step article was just what I needed.

Thanks for info. Very helpful for disassembling my The top bearing on mine was a loose fit -- the original used bearing retainer compound. So I found some small 2. Great post! I really appreciate this information. I can't stop to comments on this imperative blog post. Wish you best of luck for all your best effort. Find the Cable Puller. This is a great post! I just used it to repair my router.

I just wanted to add to any future readers, the top bearing is a 15mm bore, 35mm housing, 11mm deep. The model name is Z. Your content is nothing short of bright in many forms. I think this is friendly and eye-opening material.

I have gotten so many ideas from your blog. Thank you so much. Thanks for the post. I can't get the set-screw in the top bearing to come loose. Any thoughts? Thanks Eric I thought that plastic top cap would Never come off!!!

Thank you for the write up. All back together and running great! Thank you for visiting Reproduction Woodworks' blog today. Here you will find a log of projects I am working on, discussion of future plans and general musings on my experiences as a woodworker.

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Saturday, December 3, How to replace the bearings in a Porter Cable router. Our victim If you're like me, you use your router a lot. Unfortunately, most recently made routers are not of the quality that they once were, and sooner or later, there is a pretty good chance that your router is going to start making the creepy rattling noise as it runs that signals the death of one of the bearings guiding the spindle.

These bearings are not made as well as they once were, as evidenced by the failure in my PC Router. Though I do have to admit that I've put it through some pretty heavy use. So I knew that sooner or later, I would need to replace the bearings. Unfortunately, it was somewhat sooner than later. So this is how we do that. I managed without them, and at the end, I will talk about how I removed the bearings without any specialized equipment.

I do not recommend you do this if you have access to the proper tools. My way isn't pretty, but it worked fine for me, but the proper tools make life a lot easier. I have heard very good things about this bearing Porter Cable 75182 Motor Only from several sources, so I am optimistic Porter Cable 75182 Parts it will work well.

It is a Nachi ZZE. You'll notice that I am using a metal shielded bearing, as opposed to the neoprene or rubber shielded ones on it originally.

Having spoken with Nachi's rep, he assured me they are just as durable in a dirty environment, so we'll see how these hold up over time. Dis-assembly proceeded as follows: 1. Remove screws. Remove 4 screws holding top of plastic cowling. Remove cowling. I recommend taking a picture at the wiring at this point, so that you have someone easy to reference when you are reassembling the wiring.

For ease of access and because I hate fighting cords , I disconnected the power cord from the switch and set it aside. Remove more screws. Remove the 4 screws holding the brushes in place. There will be 2 on each side. Remove both brushes. I went ahead and pulled out the insulating sheets around the brushes so they wouldn't get dropped or lost.

They look like folded pieces of paper. Do not lose these! Having a small container I reuse old yogurt containers to hold your small parts when working on a project like this is absolutely invaluable. At this point, check the condition of your brushes.

If they are worn low, replace them while they're out. Mine were still in good shape, so I left them in place. Remove even more screws. Remove the 2 screws holding the cast retaining ring and top bearing in place. Remove the set screw threaded into the top of the main shaft.

Removing the set screw allows the four flanges on the shaft to release their hold on the top bearing. Carefully lift off the aluminum retainer and the bearing. Check this bearing for signs of wear. While this was out, I pressed out this bearing and installed a new one.

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