Polisher S/kit Switch & Trigger (47/48) For Pol02

Extra Information

Typical signs that the switch and trigger may need replacement include a polisher that only starts sometimes, a trigger that must be held in a “sweet spot” to keep running, crackling noises from the handle, or a trigger feel that is loose, sticky or physically damaged. The POL02-SK14 kit is designed to restore these essential controls to factory condition using matched, genuine parts.

When you service the switch and trigger area, it is also a good opportunity to inspect the mains cable, strain relief and internal wiring. Checking for damaged insulation, loose terminals or trapped wires at the same time helps keep your POL02 wool bonnet polisher safe and dependable on site or in the workshop.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: Before removing the old switch and trigger, take clear photos of the wiring layout and note the routing of each lead. After fitting the new POL02-SK14 components, gently operate the trigger several times with the tool unplugged to confirm a smooth action, then test the polisher under no load to make sure it starts and stops cleanly before returning it to full-duty polishing work.

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft switch and trigger service kit for the POL02 wool bonnet polisher.
• Includes control components corresponding to items 47 and 48 on the parts diagram.
• Positive on/off action for clear, confident switching.
• Trigger profile and feel matched to the original POL02 handle design.
• Designed to work with the existing speed control and electrical system.
• Durable construction for workshop, panel shop and detailing bay use.

Benefits

• Restores reliable starting and stopping of the POL02 polisher.
• Reduces nuisance cut-outs, dead triggers and intermittent operation.
• Improves safety by replacing tired or damaged switching components.
• Gives a familiar, comfortable trigger feel for better control during long sessions.
• Extends the life of the tool rather than replacing the whole machine.

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or touching internal wiring.
• Allow the tool to cool down fully before working on any internal components.
• Ensure all electrical connections are secure, insulated and correctly routed after fitting the new switch and trigger.
• Refit all covers, guards and screws firmly before testing the machine.
• 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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