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Milwaukee Power screwdrivers

Official Milwaukee power screwdriver parts

Milwaukee power screwdrivers set the standard for top performance with powerful drive motors and rugged components. You'll always be pleased with the results you get when using your Milwaukee power screwdriver. When parts wear out or break on your Milwaukee power screwdriver, find the replacement parts you need at Sears PartsDirect.

Installing and removing the battery pack on your Milwaukee power screwdriver

  • For best results, fully charge the battery pack before installing it on the power screwdriver.
  • Push the battery pack release button and remove the battery pack from the battery charger.
  • Position the battery pack near the power screwdriver handle and align the battery pack slots with the rails inside the power screwdriver handle.
  • Slide the battery pack into the handle and push the battery pack in until it fully seats.
  • Pull the battery pack backward to make sure it's fully seated and latched in the power screwdriver handle.
  • To remove the battery pack, press the release button and slide the battery pack out of the power screwdriver handle.

Parts and accessories that you'll need for your Milwaukee power screwdriver

  • Screwdriver bits. You'll need to replace missing, worn and damaged screwdriver bits that you need to complete projects. You may also need specialty screwdriver bits for projects which require you to drive screws into hard metal.
  • Carbon motor brushes. Carbon motor brushes transfer electric current to the spinning armature in the motor. You'll need to replace carbon motor brushes when they wear down to ¼-inch in length.
  • Trigger switch. The trigger switch starts and stops the power screwdriver motor. Replace the trigger switch if it doesn't send current to the drive motor when you pull the trigger.
  • Drive motor. The drive motor spins the chuck and screwdriver bit to drive screws into the work piece. Replace the drive motor if it doesn't run when it gets electrical current.

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