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06-75-0025 Blade Backing Pad Screw Replacement Part Fits For Milwaukee 2626-20 18-Volt Multi-Tool (2pc 06-75-0025)
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This is one of the most regularly replaced parts in a power tool due to the constant friction created and leading to wear. If the motor is not functioning properly, a worn brush is usually the cause. We suggest also checking the armature for damage at the same time as this may suggest a more serious problem with the motor.