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STARTOR (39) FOR TCCS0185
STARTOR (39) FOR TCCS0185
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STARTOR (39) FOR TCCS0185
Features
- Motor field-coil replacement: Replaces the stator assembly used in the TCCS0185 motor.
- Parts reference match: Listed as part 39 in the service diagram reference.
- Restores stable motor function: Helps correct power loss and erratic running linked to stator failure.
- Model-specific compatibility: Intended for use with the Tork Craft TCCS0185 cut-off saw.
Benefits
- Restore consistent power: Helps bring back smooth, stable cutting performance after stator damage.
- Reduce overheating risk: Healthy windings lower stress on brushes, armature and electrical components.
- Extend tool life: A proper stator replacement can keep a good saw working longer without full replacement.
Extra Information
- Compatibility: Intended for the Tork Craft TCCS0185 cut-off saw series.
- Recommended: Inspect the armature, carbon brushes, switch and power cord during stator replacement — electrical faults often have multiple contributors.
- Clean out carbon dust during servicing — build-up can cause tracking, heat and premature wear.
- Ensure wiring is routed and secured away from rotating parts and sharp edges.
Pro Tip
- After fitting a new stator, do a short no-load run-in and listen for smooth, even sound. If brushes are worn, replace them too — a fresh stator deserves decent brushes to bed in properly.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCCS0185-SK09 |
| Product Type | Spare Part Service Kit |
| Component | Stator (Field Coil) |
| Parts Reference | 39 |
| Compatible Tool Model | TCCS0185 |
Safety
- Wear eye protection and a dust mask when working with carbon dust and internal debris.
- Disconnect power before opening the tool or fitting any electrical spare parts.
- Electrical repairs should be done by a competent technician — incorrect wiring can cause electric shock or fire.
- After reassembly, confirm the guard is correctly fitted and all wiring is secured before powering on.
- Perform a brief no-load test in a safe area and stop immediately if you smell burning, hear rubbing or see excessive sparking.