Product Description
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Milwaukee Brush Holder Assembly
Model Number: 22-22-1380
The Milwaukee 22-22-1380 is a genuine OEM Brush Holder Assembly, the durable plastic component that secures the tool's two carbon brushes around the armature to provide stable, safe electrical contact. In a brushed motor, the carbon brushes must be held at the correct position and angle, and pressed against the commutator with steady spring pressure, in order to conduct current into the spinning armature reliably. The brush holder assembly is the fixed housing that does that job, positioning and retaining the brushes and their springs on each side of the armature. It is a different part from the brushes themselves: please note that the carbon brushes are sold separately, and this listing is for the holder assembly. Because the holder sits right at the motor where it is exposed to heat and electrical arcing, its plastic can crack, melt, or fail over time, especially if worn-out brushes are run too long, which can allow a brush and its sleeve to droop onto the armature. When the holder is cracked, melted, or damaged, it can no longer hold the brushes in safe, stable contact, and it must be replaced. Installing the correct genuine Milwaukee OEM holder restores proper brush positioning and safe motor operation.
This part replaces obsolete part numbers 22-22-0300, 22-22-1330, and 22-22-0302, so it is the current replacement if your tool originally specified any of those. Because Milwaukee Tool specifies replacement parts by both catalog number and serial number, and because this brush holder assembly is a common part used across a very wide range of Milwaukee tools, including many SAWZALL and Super SAWZALL reciprocating saws, drills, hammer drills, and rotary hammers, always verify your tool's serial number against the official Milwaukee service parts diagram before ordering to confirm this is the correct holder for your tool. One brush holder assembly is included per order. Since the brushes and the holder wear and fail together, it is good practice to replace the carbon brushes at the same time as the holder, and to inspect the armature and commutator for burns or damage while the tool is apart, since damage there can cause new brushes and holders to fail again.
Features
- Genuine Milwaukee OEM service part, not an aftermarket substitute
- Brush Holder Assembly that secures the carbon brushes around the armature
- Durable plastic housing that positions and retains the brushes and springs
- Holds the brushes in stable, safe contact with the commutator
- Carbon brushes are sold separately, this is the holder only
- Replaces obsolete part numbers 22-22-0300, 22-22-1330, and 22-22-0302
- Restores proper brush positioning when the holder is cracked or melted
- Common part used across many Milwaukee SAWZALLs, drills, and hammer drills
- One brush holder assembly included per order
- Best practice is to replace the carbon brushes at the same time
- Inspect the armature and commutator when servicing the holder
- Verify catalog number and serial number before ordering
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Milwaukee Tool
- Part Number: 22-22-1380
- Official Description: Brush Holder Assembly
- Component Type: Carbon brush holder
- Material: Plastic
- Function: Secures two carbon brushes around the armature for stable contact
- Replaces: Obsolete part numbers 22-22-0300, 22-22-1330, and 22-22-0302
- Primary Fitment: Many Milwaukee SAWZALLs, drills, and hammer drills - verify by model and serial number
- Parts Diagram Position: Verify the figure and bulletin number on Milwaukee's online parts lookup
- Quantity: One holder assembly per order; brushes sold separately
- Part Type: Genuine Milwaukee OEM Replacement Part
Includes
- (1) Milwaukee 22-22-1380 Brush Holder Assembly
The carbon brushes are NOT included and are sold separately. The armature, commutator, and other motor components are NOT included - refer to your tool's parts diagram for the correct part numbers. Always verify by serial number using Milwaukee's online parts lookup before ordering.
