Porter Cable Pce211 Motor Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

                          20 - 35 minutes

Sections

Gearcase
2 steps
Anvil
1 step
Motor
2 steps

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Introduction

If you notice the wrench overheating or a burning smell it is best to check if the motor needs to be lubricated. Another indicating sign might be that the impact wrench is not spinning as fast or giving resistance. This guide is also useful to access the motor and reapply grease to maintain lubrication.

Before beginning, make sure to turn off the device and unplug it from the power source.

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Step 1

              Gearcase

Using the Hex Security SAE 7/32", remove the four 10 mm socket screws at the base of the gearcase.

Using the Hex Security SAE 7/32", remove the four 10 mm socket screws at the base of the gearcase.

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Step 2

Grip the body of the impact wrench with one hand and the gearcase in the other and firmly pull to remove it.
Be careful about any loose parts when removing the head.

Grip the body of the impact wrench with one hand and the gearcase in the other and firmly pull to remove it.

Be careful about any loose parts when removing the head.

Step 3

              Anvil

Firmly pull the to remove drill bit holder also known as the anvil.
Before replacing the anvil, lubricate the base for the best performance.

Firmly pull the to remove drill bit holder also known as the anvil.

Before replacing the anvil, lubricate the base for the best performance.

Step 4

              Motor

This section tends to get messy so it would be best to have a paper towel or microfiber towel handy.
Pull the motor out with your hands.

This section tends to get messy so it would be best to have a paper towel or microfiber towel handy.

Pull the motor out with your hands.

Step 5

Wipe out the old grease with a towel. Use the appropriate motor grease for electric tools to lubricate the top area, base of the motor, and the space the motor sits.

Wipe out the old grease with a towel. Use the appropriate motor grease for electric tools to lubricate the top area, base of the motor, and the space the motor sits.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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