Polisher S/kit Armature Rear Bearing & Baffle (27-30) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes rear armature bearing and baffle components (items 27–30).
• Rear bearing matched to the original POL02 motor design.
• Baffle helps direct airflow and protect internal electrical parts.
• Supports smooth, accurate rotation at the rear of the motor.
• Suitable for professional detailing, panel shops and workshop use.

Benefits

• Reduces rumbling noises and harsh vibration from a worn rear bearing.
• Helps maintain correct armature alignment for a smoother finish on the workpiece.
• Improves cooling airflow around the motor windings for better longevity.
• Can extend the service life of the POL02 instead of replacing the entire tool.
• Using a matched kit saves time compared to sourcing separate loose parts.

Extra Information

Typical signs that the rear bearing and baffle may need attention include noise from the back of the tool, noticeable end play on the shaft, increased motor temperature, or plastic components that are discoloured or distorted from heat. The POL02-SK07 kit has been put together to address these related wear items as a single, convenient service package.

When servicing the rear of the motor, it is a good opportunity to check the brushes, cable, switch and front bearing or gear components as well. Combining these checks with genuine POL02 spares keeps your wool bonnet polisher reliable and ready for regular use on automotive paintwork, metal and other surfaces.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When fitting the new rear bearing, always support the correct area of the housing and shaft so that force is not transmitted through the windings or commutator. After reassembly with the new baffle in place, run the POL02 at low speed with no load first – listen for smooth, even motor noise before returning the polisher to full-duty work on customer vehicles or projects.

Specifications

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the mains supply before opening the housing or working on internal parts.
• Allow the tool to cool down completely before handling motor components.
• Ensure the new bearing is correctly seated and the baffle is properly positioned before final assembly.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws securely, then test the polisher under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about motor repairs, have the service carried out by a qualified technician or approved service centre.