Makita Carbon Brush Set - CB419 - 191962-4


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The Makita CB419 Carbon Brush Set is an essential maintenance component for Makita power tool owners looking to extend the service life and maintain optimal motor performance of their equipment. These genuine replacement parts are engineered specifically for high-torque applications and consistent electrical conductivity; however, users must verify their specific tool model number, as these brushes are not universally compatible with all Makita tool lines.
| Model Part Number | 191962-4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
Common signs include excessive sparking in the motor housing, intermittent power, or a noticeable drop in power and torque.
Always replace carbon brushes in sets. Replacing only one can cause uneven electrical load and accelerated wear on the motor.
No. The CB419 is designed for specific models. Always check your tool's parts manual or search by the tool's model number.
Generally, only a flat-head screwdriver is required to remove the brush caps.
Under professional or heavy usage, inspect them every 50-100 hours of operation. For occasional home use, a yearly inspection is sufficient.
Check the condition of the commutator for heavy scoring or pits; if the commutator is damaged, the new brushes will wear out prematurely.
Verify that the spring is fully compressed and that no debris is obstructing the brush channel in the housing.
Before installation, always disconnect the tool from the power source or remove the battery pack to prevent accidental startup. Locate the brush caps on the exterior of your tool housing, unscrew them using a flat-head screwdriver, and extract the old brushes. Check the condition of the spring mechanism and the internal brush holder for any debris or buildup. Insert the new CB419 brushes, ensuring they slide freely and the springs are seated correctly. Always replace brushes in pairs, even if one appears to have more life left than the other, to ensure balanced electrical distribution. Avoid applying lubricants to the brushes, as they are designed to operate dry.