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ST300 Black and Decker Trimmer - Overview

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Bump Cap – Part Number: 682378-02
Bump Cap
PartSelect #: PS10184171
Manufacturer #: 682378-02
2-5/8-Inch Wide This is a genuine Black and Decker replacement part. It is sold individually.. Its purpose is to hold the spool and bumper in the spool housing. It has 2 tabs that snap into th...
$10.57
  In Stock
Brush – Part Number: 387542-00
Brush
PartSelect #: PS10170839
Manufacturer #: 387542-00
This carbon brush is an OEM replacement part found inside the motor housing in trimmers. It is one of the two brushes that help to provide electrical contact between the motor and the power source, al...
$4.99
  In Stock
Spring – Part Number: 682235-00
Spring
PartSelect #: PS10184168
Manufacturer #: 682235-00
$4.99
  In Stock
Switch,On/Off – Part Number: 383994-00
Switch,On/Off
PartSelect #: PS10170531
Manufacturer #: 383994-00
$4.99
  In Stock
Spool – Part Number: 143684-01
Spool
PartSelect #: PS10165961
Manufacturer #: 143684-01
$14.86
  In Stock
Contact,Term. – Part Number: 87486-00
Contact,Term.
PartSelect #: PS10185184
Manufacturer #: 87486-00
$4.99
  On Order
Handle, Auxiliary – Part Number: 380087-00
Handle, Auxiliary
PartSelect #: PS10170178
Manufacturer #: 380087-00
$3.99
  In Stock
Blade – Part Number: 243805-00
Blade
PartSelect #: PS10167402
Manufacturer #: 243805-00
$4.99
  In Stock
Plastite Screw – Part Number: 330019-04
Plastite Screw
PartSelect #: PS9943617
Manufacturer #: 330019-04
$4.99
  In Stock
Wing Nut – Part Number: 090914-00
Wing Nut
PartSelect #: PS10165279
Manufacturer #: 090914-00
  No Longer Available
Ring,Retaining – Part Number: 037653-00
Ring,Retaining
PartSelect #: PS10165201
Manufacturer #: 037653-00
$4.99
  In Stock
Bearing – Part Number: 148814-00
Bearing
PartSelect #: PS10166292
Manufacturer #: 148814-00
$4.99
  Special Order
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Broken power input terminal
I found this unit by the side of the road. One power input terminal was loose. Inside it was broken. Replacement was to remove the screws, pull out the wire, and cut the wire next to the terminal. I was able to strip the wire and crimp it in the terminal. I then soldered both terminals for a good connection.
Parts Used:
Contact,Term.
  • Curtis from Huntsville, AL
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    30 - 60 mins
  • Tools:
    Screw drivers
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