Polisher Service Kit Housing Comp. (38/47-49/52/53) For Pol04

Extra Information

Typical signs that the housing components need attention include visible cracks, missing pieces, loose or stripped screw bosses, a cord that no longer sits properly where it enters the tool, or a handle that creaks and flexes when you work. In these cases, simply replacing internal parts is not enough – the outer shell must also be restored to support and protect everything inside.

Because this kit is built around the Tork Craft POL04, the moulding details, screw positions and cord support features all line up with the original design. Pairing a fresh housing component set with good internal spares gives the machine a new lease on life and makes it much more pleasant to use all day in a busy workshop or detailing bay.

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: When transferring the internals into new housing components, take photos of the original layout first and move parts across methodically. Check that all cables sit neatly in their guides and that no wires are pinched before tightening the screws. Once assembled, give the tool a gentle twist and squeeze test with the plug removed – the body should feel solid, with no creaks or movement, before you power it up under no load.

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft housing component kit for the POL04 rotary polisher.
• Covers core housing items 38, 47–49, 52 and 53 as per the POL04 parts diagram.
• Includes body / housing components and cord support parts as specified.
• Protects internal motor, switch and electronics from impact and dust.
• Restores a clean, professional look to a well-used machine.
• Designed specifically to match the original POL04 fit and feel.

Benefits

• Brings back a solid, comfortable grip on the POL04.
• Helps eliminate flex, cracks and gaps in worn or damaged housings.
• Supports the cable entry point to reduce strain on the power cord.
• Protects internal components from debris and accidental knocks.
• Keeps the tool looking neat and presentable for customer-facing work.
• Extends the life of the polisher instead of replacing the complete unit.

Safety

• Always unplug the polisher from the mains before opening the housing or moving internal components.
• Allow the tool to cool down fully before handling motor, switch and wiring.
• Ensure all internal components are correctly seated and that cables are routed through the proper channels.
• Do not operate the tool with cracked, missing or loosely fitted housing sections.
• Refit all screws securely and test the polisher under no load before returning it to normal use.
• If you are unsure about transferring components into new housings, have the work carried out by a qualified technician or an approved service centre.

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