Polisher Push Button For Pol04

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft push button for the POL04 rotary polisher.
• Matched to the original POL04 handle and switch layout.
• Correct length and profile to operate the internal push rod and switch.
• Comfortable thumb-friendly surface for easy control.
• Durable construction for regular workshop and detailing use.
• Direct replacement spare referenced as POL04-59.

Benefits

• Restores a neat, professional-looking control area on the POL04.
• Improves trigger feel for more confident starting and stopping.
• Reduces nuisance non-starts caused by worn or damaged buttons.
• Helps protect the internal switch and push rod from awkward side loads.
• Extends the working life of the polisher instead of replacing the whole tool.

Extra Information

Common signs that the push button needs replacement include a visibly cracked or missing cap, sharp or uncomfortable edges, a button that sits skew in the handle, or a control that no longer lines up neatly with the switch underneath. In some cases, the button may have been lost or damaged during a previous repair, leaving the tool difficult to operate cleanly.

The POL04-59 push button is designed specifically for the Tork Craft POL04 rotary polisher so that the contact face, travel and alignment work correctly with the POL04-58 switch push rod and POL04-45 electric switch. Using genuine matching parts keeps the whole control system feeling as it did from new.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When fitting a new push button, inspect the push rod and switch at the same time for wear or heat damage. With the tool unplugged, assemble the handle loosely and test the movement – you should feel a smooth, direct action and hear the switch click fully. Only once you are happy with the feel should you tighten all screws and test the polisher under no load.

Specifications

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the handle or working on the switch and button area.
• Ensure the new POL04-59 button moves freely without sticking or catching on the housing.
• Do not operate the tool if the push button is missing, damaged or does not return properly.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws securely and test the polisher under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about disassembly or reassembly, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.