OKODOKO Carbon Brushes - For Makita Impact Driver

The lifespan of carbon brushes varies greatly depending on the tool's usage, load, and operating environment. Inspect them periodically, typically when you notice a decrease in tool performance, increased sparking, or if the tool stops working. It's common to replace them when they are visibly worn down or half their original length.

No, these OKODOKO carbon brushes are specifically designed as replacement parts for the listed Makita 18V LXT models. Using them in incompatible tools may cause damage to the tool or the brushes.

18V LXT refers to Makita's line of cordless power tools that operate on 18-volt lithium-ion batteries. LXT stands for Lithium-ion eXtreme Technology.

It is not recommended. These brushes are manufactured to precise specifications for the listed Makita models. Using them in other models may result in poor fit, reduced performance, or damage.

Signs include a noticeable drop in motor power, intermittent operation, the tool stopping unexpectedly, or excessive sparking from the motor housing. Visual inspection will show if the brushes are worn down significantly.

No, this product is for the carbon brushes only. You will reuse the existing brush holders from your Makita tool.

Ensure the new carbon brushes are correctly installed and making proper contact with the commutator. Double-check that the battery is fully charged and properly seated. Verify that the tool model is correct for these brushes.

Check that the new brushes are fully seated and that the commutator on the motor armature is clean. Minor cleaning of the commutator with a soft cloth might be necessary. Ensure no other components within the tool are damaged.

Some sparking is normal. However, excessive sparking can indicate worn or improperly seated brushes, or a damaged commutator. Ensure brushes are making firm contact and the commutator is clean and smooth.