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Model # 9347165 Official Craftsman 10/1-amp automobile & motorcycle battery charger

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Official Craftsman 9347165 10/1-amp automobile & motorcycle battery charger, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Dial Plate 743-069-000
#3

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Dial plate

Part #743-069-000

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

Base 440-113-100
#4

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Base

Part #440-113-100

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Transformer 865-228-000
#17

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Transformer

Part #865-228-000

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Ins Spacer 542-010-000
#13

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Ins spacer

Part #542-010-000

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

Po/tentmeter 246-071-000
#5

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Po/tentmeter

Part #246-071-000

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Ammeter 865-235-000
#1

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Ammeter

Part #865-235-000

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Power Cord 248-106-000
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Power cord

Part #248-106-000

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Handle 412-114-000

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Handle

Part #412-114-000

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Switch 246-054-000
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Switch

Part #246-054-000

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Rectifier 244-047-000
#14

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Rectifier

Part #244-047-000

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