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Milwaukee Reciprocating saws

Official Milwaukee reciprocating saw parts

Looking for Milwaukee reciprocating saw parts? Sears PartsDirect makes it easy to find exactly what you need. Browse the list of Milwaukee reciprocating saw models below or use the search bar at the top of the page to quickly locate the parts for your tool.

For general tips and guidance, explore our DIY repair help resources. Whether you’re addressing a performance issue or replacing worn parts, Sears PartsDirect has the solutions to keep your saw running smoothly.

How to install a blade on your Milwaukee reciprocating saw

Proper blade installation is essential for safe and effective cutting. Follow these steps to install a blade on your Milwaukee reciprocating saw:

  1. Unplug the power cord or remove the battery from the saw to ensure safety. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
  2. Extend the adjustable/pivoting shoe away from the blade clamp.
  3. Push the blade clamp lever up with your thumb and hold it in place.
  4. Insert the blade into the blade clamp, ensuring it attaches securely to the blade nub inside the clamp.
  5. Release the blade clamp lever to lock the blade in place. Test by pulling on the blade to confirm it’s securely installed.

Commonly replaced Milwaukee reciprocating saw parts

Maintaining your saw’s performance often requires replacing essential components. Here are some commonly replaced parts:

  • Blade. The saw blade vibrates back and forth to cut through materials. Replace dull or damaged blades to maintain cutting efficiency.
  • Carbon motor brush set. These brushes transfer electric current to the motor's spinning armature. Replace the brushes when they wear down to avoid motor performance issues.
  • Trigger switch. If your saw won’t turn on, a faulty trigger switch may be the cause. Replace the switch to restore functionality.
  • Battery. For cordless models, the battery powers the saw’s motor. Replace the battery if it fails to hold a charge or won’t recharge.

Tips for maintaining your Milwaukee reciprocating saw

Regular maintenance helps extend the life of your saw and ensures optimal performance. Here are a few tips:

  • Keep the blade clean. Debris buildup on the blade can affect cutting performance. Clean the blade regularly or replace it when it becomes too worn.
  • Inspect the power cord or battery. Damaged power cords or faulty batteries can disrupt performance. Replace these parts as needed.
  • Lubricate moving parts. Apply lubricant to the pivoting shoe and other moving components to reduce wear and ensure smooth operation.

Trust Sears PartsDirect for Milwaukee reciprocating saw parts

Sears PartsDirect is your trusted source for genuine Milwaukee reciprocating saw parts. With detailed parts diagrams and high-quality components, we make it easy to find exactly what you need to complete your repair.

Whether you’re replacing a blade or addressing a more complex issue, Sears PartsDirect provides the parts and resources to get your saw back to work.

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