Owner’s manual, Maintenance, Brush replacement – Steele Products SP-PT253 User Manual

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Owner’s Manual

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Maintenance

Clean the tool with a rag dampened with clean water. Do not use

chemicals or soap. Do not allow water to get inside the tool.
Make sure the vent passages remain clear of dust and debris to avoid

overheating the tool. Use thebrush supplied with your kit.
Clean the collet nut by tapping it against a hard surface to remove

accumulated debris.
Store the tool in a clean dry place.
All repairs must be performed by a qualified electrician.
Opening the tool voids the warranty (except for the brush replacement

procedure described below).

Brush Replacement

Brushes need replacing

when your tool begins

running sporadically, loses

power, or runs at a lower

speed. Do not use the tool

with worn brushes as you

could cause permanent

damage. To change the

brushes:
1 Unplug the tool.
2 Remove the brush

caps with a small

screwdriver. The brush

spring and brush will

slide out.

3 If the brush is less than

1/8” long, rough, and/or pitted, it must be replaced. Replace the brushes

with Steele® brushes, which are available from your Steele® dealer or

directly from Steele®.

4 When replacing brushes, be sure that the curved end is touching the

commutator and that the curvature is in line with the commutator

curvature. The brush should be resting on the commutator with no gaps.

5 Once the brush is in position, reinsert the spring and reattach the cap.
6 Run the tool at full no-load speed for 5 minutes to seat the brushes.

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