Polisher S/kit Stator (31) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft stator service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Replacement for stator item 31 on the POL02 parts diagram.
• Pre-wound and insulated to match the original 1200 W motor design.
• Correct dimensions and mounting points for the POL02 housing.
• Suitable for variable-speed rotary polishing applications.
• OEM component helps maintain the tool’s original balance and feel.

Benefits

• Restores lost power and smooth running on a faulty POL02 polisher.
• Can extend the service life of the tool instead of replacing the whole machine.
• Reduces downtime by enabling proper motor repairs with the correct spare.
• Helps protect other components when installed correctly and used within rating.
• Genuine part fitment gives peace of mind compared to non-original or rewound stators.

Extra Information

Typical signs that the stator may need replacement include tripping of power circuits, a strong burning smell, discoloured windings, excessive heat or a machine that no longer runs despite good brushes and armature. Replacing the stator with the POL02-SK08 service kit is often a key step in a proper motor overhaul on the POL02 polisher.

When repairing the motor, it is sensible to check the armature, bearings, brushes, cable and switch at the same time. Combining these checks with genuine Tork Craft spares helps keep the POL02 wool bonnet polisher reliable for both professional detailers and workshop users.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Stator replacement is an advanced repair and should be carried out by a suitably qualified technician or approved service centre. If the previous stator failed due to overload or overheating, have the armature and bearings inspected as well before fitting the new POL02-SK08 stator. After reassembly, run the polisher at low speed with no load initially to confirm smooth, even operation before returning it to full-duty work.

Specifications

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on the motor.
• Allow the tool to cool completely before handling internal components.
• Ensure all wiring connections are secure and correctly insulated after fitting the new stator.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws properly and test the tool under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about electrical repairs, use a qualified technician or an approved service centre.