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How To Replace The Brushes In A Bosh Drill

Replacing the brushes in our power drills is simply a fact of life

. Just as sure as the sun rises, craftsmen will be changing the brushes in their power drills. Luckily though, a Bosch drill brush replacement is far easier than you might think. Following just a few simple steps will get you to the end of you brush replacement in a snap.

The first of these steps may seem a bit self-explanatory, but, as we all know, a simple mistake can take hold of anyone at anytime; I figure it's much better to be safe than sorry. So, begin with reading your drill's manual. This is more important than you might think; the manual will contain helpful information about the drill's brushes and other components as well. You need also ensure that your replacement brushes are the exact type built for your specific drill; any random drill brush will not perform in your model. Lastly, triple check that your drill is totally disengaged.

From this point you need to locate the brushes on your drill; they should be at the back of the tool. To expose them you will have either an end cap or brush covers. Although usually a different color from the rest of the housing, these are pieces of the housing that can be removed without disassembling it completely. The end cap will be a dome-shaped piece at the very back of the drill, and the brush covers will be located (also at the back) on either side of the tool. If your drill does not have an end cap or brush caps, you will simply have to crack into the housing - this is really no more difficult, but the brushes may take a moment longer to find. They will, however, be at the back of the motor at the very back of the tool.

After gaining access to the brushes you can simply pull them from their guide sleeves and insert the new brushes in their place. Take care to insert the new brushes in exactly the same fashion you found the old ones. Also be sure that the brushes are making complete contact with armature. And just like that, you are, essentailly, finished. Well, almost, I suppose.


Carefully put the drill back together and give it a little test-run to ensure all its functions are functioning. If by some terrible chance all has not gone well, make sure that simple mistake hasn't grabbed hold of you and retrace your steps. If no mistake becomes apparent, take the the drill to a Bosch factory authorized service center for a more complete inspection.

And that's it; remember your manual and to always be focused and you should champion that Bosch drill brush replacement in no time.

by: Mallory Kramer
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