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Carbon brush question.
I have a B&D electric drill and the carbon brushes are sparking
excessively. (I'd expect a *little* sparking but this is a lot) Apart from that the drill runs fine. Inspecting the brushes there is about 1/4 the original length left and the nds are rough, so they need replacement. However, will replacing the brushes/cleaning the commutator cure the sparking? If not, what else could be causing the sparking? S |
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