Electronic Unit For Pol03

Extra Information

Typical signs that the electronic unit needs attention include a polisher that runs only at one speed, responds poorly to the controls, hesitates under load or cuts out unexpectedly even though the cable, brushes and switch are in good condition. Once these basic components have been checked, replacing the electronic unit with the POL03-11 spare is often the next logical repair step.

The POL03-11 electronic unit is designed specifically for the Tork Craft POL03 polisher, ensuring that wiring positions, ratings and physical size all suit the original design. Using non-genuine or incorrect electronics can lead to poor control, overheating or premature failure, so matching the correct spare to the correct machine is essential in professional environments.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Before removing the original electronic unit, take clear photos of all wiring connections and note the routing of each lead. After fitting the new POL03-11 unit, carefully double-check each connection and cable path, then test the polisher under no load, listening for smooth, steady operation before returning it to regular polishing work.

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft electronic unit for the POL03 polisher.
• Matched to the original electrical specification and layout.
• Designed to integrate with the existing switch, motor and wiring harness.
• Helps maintain smooth, controlled motor operation during polishing.
• Built to handle workshop and professional detailing usage.
• Direct replacement for the original POL03 control electronics.

Benefits

• Restores reliable electronic control on a tired or faulty POL03 polisher.
• Reduces surging, cutting out and erratic running caused by a failing module.
• Improves user confidence with predictable tool response under load.
• Extends the service life of the polisher rather than replacing the entire machine.
• Using the correct OEM electronic unit simplifies future diagnostics and servicing.

Safety

• Always disconnect the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or working on internal wiring.
• Allow the tool to cool down completely before handling electronic components.
• Ensure all connections are secure, correctly insulated and routed away from moving parts.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws properly and test the tool under no load before normal use.
• If you are unsure about electrical repairs, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.

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