Craftsman Power screwdriver Parts — Browse All Models

Craftsman power screwdrivers are made to last, but parts may need replacing over time. These are some of the most frequently replaced components:

• Screwdriver bits: Ensure accuracy and performance by replacing worn or damaged bits. Specialty bits are also available for tasks requiring extra durability, such as driving screws into hard metals.
• Carbon motor brushes: These transfer electrical current to the motor’s armature. Replace them when they wear down to ¼-inch in length to keep the motor functioning properly.
• Trigger switch: The trigger switch controls the motor’s operation. If your screwdriver isn’t responding, replacing the trigger switch often resolves the issue.
• Drive motor: The drive motor powers the chuck and screwdriver bit. If the motor stops working, replacing it can restore your tool’s performance.

To ensure safe and efficient operation of your Craftsman power screwdriver, follow these guidelines:

• Work in a well-lit space to clearly see your workpiece and the screwdriver bit location.
• Keep the area well-ventilated and free of flammable liquids, gases, or dust.
• Always wear gloves to protect your hands and safety glasses to shield your eyes from flying debris.
• Prevent distractions by keeping children and bystanders away while operating the tool.

When your Craftsman power screwdriver needs maintenance or repair, Sears PartsDirect provides genuine replacement parts and resources to help you get the job done right. Visit our DIY repair help page for guidance on repairs, so you can keep your screwdriver—and your DIY projects—running smoothly.