Polisher S/kit Armature Front Bearing & Screws (21-25) For Pol02

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes armature front bearing and related screws (items 21–25).
• Front bearing matches the original POL02 motor specification.
• Designed to support the armature accurately at the front of the tool.
• Helps reduce wobble, noise and vibration during polishing.
• Suitable for busy workshops and professional detailing environments.

Benefits

• Restores smooth, accurate rotation of the armature and backing pad.
• Helps improve handling comfort by reducing harsh vibration.
• Can extend the service life of the polisher when replaced timeously.
• Reduces the risk of further damage to gears, housing and other components.
• Using a matched kit saves time compared to sourcing loose hardware and bearings.

Extra Information

Typical symptoms of a worn front bearing include rumbling noises from the front of the tool, noticeable play on the spindle, increased heat after short periods of use or a backing pad that seems to “wander” at speed. The POL02-SK05 kit addresses these issues by renewing the front support point of the armature together with the correct mounting screws.

When replacing the armature front bearing, it is wise to inspect the gears, rear bearing, brushes and cable at the same time. Combining mechanical and electrical checks, and using genuine POL02 spares, helps keep your wool bonnet polisher reliable and ready for consistent results on automotive paintwork, metal and other surfaces.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Press bearings on and off using the correct tools and support points to avoid damaging the armature shaft or housing. After fitting the new front bearing and reassembling with the supplied screws, rotate the spindle by hand with the machine unplugged to check for smooth, free movement before powering up and running the polisher at low speed with no load.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on internal parts.
• Allow the tool to cool completely before handling bearings and screws near the motor.
• Ensure the new bearing is correctly seated and all screws are tightened to a secure, even torque.
• Refit all covers, guards and fasteners properly and test the machine under no load before returning it to service.
• If you are unsure about bearing replacement, consult a qualified technician or approved service centre.