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Model # 6507 TYPE B Official Milwaukee trigger speed control sawzall

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Official Milwaukee 6507 TYPE B trigger speed control sawzall, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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6507 TYPE B Power Tools
Plate 14-62-0230
#41

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Plate

Part #14-62-0230

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Key 06-42-1200
#43

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Key

Part #06-42-1200

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Screw 06-95-0215
#6

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Screw

Part #06-95-0215

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Drill Motor Brush Spring 23-52-0160
#2

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Drill motor brush spring

Part #23-52-0160

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Gear 14-46-1250
#35

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Gear

Part #14-46-1250

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Screw 06-95-0800
#62

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Screw

Part #06-95-0800

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Gear Case 14-30-0465
#57

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Gear case

Part #14-30-0465

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Bolt 06-81-1058
#16

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Bolt

Part #06-81-1058

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Washer 45-88-0180
#34

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Washer

Part #45-88-0180

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Shaft 14-73-0180
#44

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Shaft

Part #14-73-0180

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Main causes: damaged rubber tire, worn wheel bearings, loose blade tension, dull saw blade…

Main causes: dull blade, improper feeding, loose blade tension, not using a work piece guide…

Main causes: dull blade, using the wrong type of blade, feeding work piece to quickly, loose blade tension…

Main causes: broken saw blade, bad drive belt, damaged rubber tire…

Main causes: angle indicator needs adjustment, dull blade…

Main causes: dull blade, using the wrong type of blade, weak drive motor…

Main causes: lack of electrical power, broken power cord, bad on/off switch, faulty drive motor…

Repair guides for band saws

These step-by-step repair guides will help you safely fix what’s broken on your band saw.

How to replace a band saw on-off switch

How to replace a band saw on-off switch

If the switch won't turn the band saw on or off, it could be defective. Replace the switch, using these steps.…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 15 minutes or less
How to replace a band saw blade

How to replace a band saw blade

If the saw blade is dull or damaged and isn't cutting cleanly, replace the blade following these steps.…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 15 minutes or less
How to replace a band saw drive belt

How to replace a band saw drive belt

If the motor runs but the blade doesn't move, it could be that the drive belt is broken. Here's how to replace it.…

Repair difficulty
Time required
 15 minutes or less

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