how to replace the pad on 340 finishing sander
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Pretty easy. There are 4 screws holding the pad onto the plate. Remove the screws to get the pad off, align the new pad like the old one and screw them back in.
390492
There are 4 screws holding the pad to the sander. Remove the screws, remove the pad, then reverse, the process to install the new pad.
390493
If you are using pressure sensitive squares of adhesive sand paper, you need to remove the sandpaper to see the torx head screws.
390494
remove the 4 screws on the bottom of the old pad. that will remove the pad. then purchase new pad and put it on where the old one was with the same 4 screws.
1142409
It is easly, just take the old one off by pulling the edge of pad over padle. Replace it with the new one, no tools needed
955711
I know next to nothing about tools, and I just bought regular sandpaper sheets and cut them to size (cut across the 8", not the 11"). They hook under the edges of the sander base - might be good to find on Youtube... Good luck.
50122
Hook and loop is like Velcro, which the sandpaper disc fastens itself to on the sanding pad. I would imagine that you have that kind of pad on your sander. Hope this helps.
1891483
Good Day Sir, I did some measurements for you and hope that these are what you were looking for to be able to determine if it will work for your sander. 1-1/4" from screw hole to screw hole 1-5/8" cross screws 7/8" from center pad to screw hole
50120
this not the item that you are looking for . You want : Sander Pad - Adhesive Back (PSA) Part Number: 743056-7Try this link :Makita 743056-7 PSA Backing Base/PadHope this helps and good luck !
697997
You are again in the right place. Amazon features replacement pads for this model. Type it in your Amazon search and away you go. You will also see below items offered other websites featuring these pads or try your localWal-mart. Easily obtained thru your Amazon prime membership. Perfect way to purchase best price quality merchandise. Hope this helped you. Have a wonderful weekend
1755081
I do not supply that. There are many pads on Amazon. Most universal. A little research should be enough to find a replacement pad. Just double check size and specifications. Hope this helps.
1371809
There are lots of different parts on these tools not just this tool. If you took it to have it repaired for some reason you would first pay to much second not know that--. YOU CALL DEWALT SERVICE EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH EXTENSION GIVE YOUR TOOL NUMBER D26441K OR WHATEVER IT IS AND YOU CAN ORDER ANY PART YOU NEED! plus you dont pay someone to do the work. But if you DONT PAY SOMEONE TO DO REPAIR WORK YOUR WARRANTY GOES BY-BY. PAD MAY NOT BE A REPAIR. PS when you carbon brushes wear out save the money these things are easy to fix. if you need instruction help dewalt will help.
1568408
hi i have no idea, that pad is a piece of junk and hasnt worked correctly since i got it. sorry i cant be of more help
28628
Sorry no, the one you need is mounted with two screws, also has a different hub, Makita part number 196905-1 if Amazon doesn't get stock of these (I see they are out) try ereplacementparts.com it's listed for over 40$. If that's the case, you may want to buy a replacement sander. Amazon has the entire Makita line at great prices. I love shopping Amazon.
544155
It fits my Ryobi, the original design, very snugly. I like them very much because of their snugness. If I may offer a suggestion? You might want to lube up the shaft of your sander with a little graphite bearing grease. You will have a much better experience with getting the units on and off. It doesn't take much and graphite bearing grease will not eat the rubber. Hope this helps and happy woodworking, Best regards, PFirefly
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You can try it. I tried it on a different craftsman model similar to the rs241, but mine had little plastic fit stubs that needed extra small holes on the pad. I had to sand off those stubs so the pad could lay flat, but it's something you don't have to deal with. The pad is definitely thicker than the PSA pad so it'll bulge out. Then there's also the brake part which is a different size/shape of this pad. So basically the sander isn't going to slow when you turn off the sander. So basically the answer is you can screw it on, but it's not the right fit since its a different brake fit. Have you tried the conversion pad? which sticks onto your PSA pad. part #974484001
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Yes, I just changed the pad on my 342 & it worked perfectly. Use a flat blade screwdriver & remove the 4 screws. Make sure the new pad is turned correctly & all the holes will match up. Just snug down the screws-- do not overtighten because I think they go into plastic. Hope this helps.
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It does but getting the replacements is a big nightmare. The sander does not fit standard polishing pads at all. So if you want a fluffy buffer and maybe a sponge type pads you are out of luck with this sander. It only comes with ONE type made for just this sander alone. So there is no post/nut to attach a regulare pad too. The one it uses just slips on with a tie. It is dumb. I ended up buying Makita 9227CX3 7-Inch Hook and Loop Electronic Polisher-Sander with Polishing Kit. Love it.
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You should be able to go to Porter Cable parts and then enter orbital sander and model number. Hope you find it.
1662909
These pads don't work at all and I tried 2 of them. They must be knock offs as they are too thin to stay on the sander. Go to Ereplacment parts to get the right one...