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| Carbon Brush (111):275,285,395 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Dremel
Category: Toy
List Price: $4.30
Buy New: $2.79
You Save: $1.51 (35%)
Buy New from $2.79
Avg. Customer Rating:  (1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 10887
Media: Toy
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 3.2 x 1.9 x 0.4
MPN: 90930
Model: 90930
UPC: 080596909307
EAN: 0080596909307
ASIN: B00004UDKL
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Dremel #90930 Carb Motor Brush | | • | DREMEL MFG CO |
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Product Description
Carbon Motor Brushes consist of a coiled spring of metal with a piece of carbon at the end. It goes under the brush cap and rest on the armature, providing the electrical connection to keep the tool running. This easily replaceable accessory also help extends the life of the tool. Fits Master Mechanic Models: MM3750, MM375, MM3950 Type 3, 4 And 5 Also Fits Moto-Tools #'s 275, 285, 395, 410 And 595 (Type 3, 4 And 5) Can also be used with the Dremel Contour Sander (Type 1 and 2
Amazon.com Product Description
The Dremel Carbon Motor Brush Set restores life to your corded rotary tool. These motor brushes are designed for Dremel master mechanic and rotary tool models. They can also be used with Dremel contour sanders. These brushes should be replaced every 60 hours. This set includes two brushes.
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| Customer Reviews:
MUST HAVE! Hard to Find, and Totally Necessary. May 30, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
If you have a Dremel, you MUST check and replace the motor brushes or else you can end up totally burning out your motor quite suddenly after years of service. (Guess how I know this).
It goes like this: you're cutting along and maybe the housing of your Dremel gets kind of hot. Mine was getting so hot I was getting burns on my hand. (Maybe shoulda paid attention to that). Then, suddenly, the motor just stopped working. Dead tool. That's when I looked down and realized that there are those two plastic screw-cap covers on either side of the switch, with a slot that matches the screw-driver that ships with it. Duh.
I borrowed a manual from a friend who still had hers, and learned that you have to check the motors-brushes and if they're an 1/8" or shorter or if they're worn and pitted, you have to replace them. One of mine was brittle like old bakelite and had to be chipped out with a very fine file (which I broke doing this). The other popped out with the spring like it's supposed to. Once I replaced the brushes the tool worked fine again, but I gather I lucked out and I could have killed the whole thing.
The Home Depots in my area do NOT carry these, though the Lowes sometimes do. But if you rely on your Dremel, I'd say get some with your next Amazon order and hold them at the ready.
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