Milwaukee M12 FUEL Multi-Tool 2526-20 Service Parts List
Bulletin No.: 54-22-2406
Revised Bulletin Date: 54-22-2405, Nov. 2022
Catalog No.: 2526-20
Starting Serial No.: L31B
WIRING INSTRUCTION: See Page 3
Example: 00 Component Parts (Small #) Are Included When Ordering The Assembly (Large #).
Tool Diagram and Parts Overview
The diagram illustrates the M12 FUEL Multi-Tool, showing its main components and their relative positions. Key parts include the left housing (62), right housing (63), motor assembly (64), and gearcase assembly (65). Various fasteners, clips, and bearings are indicated by numbers and quantities (e.g., 3x, 6x). An "Interlock Area" is highlighted, with a note advising that the right spring interlock must match the left housing halve before tightening screws (34, 36).
Service Parts List
FIG. | PART NO. | DESCRIPTION OF PART | NO. REQ. |
---|---|---|---|
2 | 42-70-0480 | Spring Clip | (1) |
3 | M3 x 35mm PWH T-10 Machine Screw | (3) | |
4 | Motor End Plate | (1) | |
5 | 45-30-0047 | Rubber Slug | (3) |
6 | 02-04-0568 | Ball Bearing | (1) |
25 | 42-70-0510 | Quick Release Clip | (1) |
26 | 05-78-0105 | M4 x 10mm Pan Hd. Taptite T-20 Screw | (1) |
27 | 05-78-1010 | M3.5 x 12mm Pan Hd. T-10 Machine Screw | (4) |
34 | 06-82-2395 | M2.6 x 10mm Pan Hd. ST T-8 Screw | (5) |
36 | 06-82-1080 | M3 x 14mm Pan Hd. ST T-10 Screw | (6) |
37 | 45-72-0140 | Switch Slide | (1) |
46 | 34-40-0431 | O-Ring | (1) |
47 | 06-75-1015 | Blade Fastener | (1) |
50 | 48-03-2526 | Adapter (Accessory-Sold Separately) | (1) |
53 | 49-90-2430 | Depth Stop (Accessory-Sold Separately) | (1) |
55 | 49-90-2420 | Dust Extractor (Accessory-Sold Separately) | (1) |
57 | 42-55-2526 | Lunchbox Contractor Bag | (1) |
58 | 12-20-2531 | Service Nameplate | (1) |
59 | 31-44-0249 | Housing Kit [part number change] | (1) |
60 | 14-20-0192 | Electronics Assembly | (1) |
61 | 14-46-2526 | Motor End Plate Kit | (1) |
62 | Left Housing Kit with Cushions | (1) | |
63 | Right Housing Kit with Cushions | (1) | |
64 | 14-50-2526 | Motor Assembly | (1) |
65 | 14-29-2526 | Gearcase Assembly | (1) |
80 | 05-88-1015 | M2.5 x 6mm Pan Hd. Phillips Mach. Screw | (1) |
81 | 45-88-0232 | Flat Washer | (1) |
★ = Part number change from previous service parts list.
Lubrication Instructions
Lubrication Key:
- [grease] = Type 'J' Grease (1 lb. can), 49-08-4220
- [thread locker] = 277 Red Loctite®, 44-22-0050
Application Steps:
- Fill back cavity of Gearcase (65) with approx. 3.5 grams of grease. [grease application]
- Place a few drops of thread locking sealant to threads of motor end plate screws (3). [thread locker application]
- Place a few drops of thread locking sealant to threads of rear armature screw (80). [thread locker application]
- Place a few drops of thread locking sealant to threads of gearcase screws (27). [thread locker application]
The diagrams visually guide the application of grease to the gearcase and thread locker to specific screws used in assembly.
Screw Torque Specifications
FIG. | PART NO. | WHERE USED | SEAT TORQUE (kgf-cm) | SEAT TORQUE (lb-in) |
---|---|---|---|---|
3 | ---------- | Motor End Plate | 16±2 | 14±2 |
26 | 05-78-0105 | Quick Release Clip | 16±2 | 14±2 |
27 | 05-78-1010 | Gearbox | 18±2 | 15.5±2 |
34 | 06-82-2395 | Handle Housing | 5±1 | 4±1 |
36 | 06-82-1080 | Handle Housing | 8±1 | 7±1 |
80 | 05-88-1015 | Rear Ball Bearing | 6±1 | 5±1 |
Reassembly Guidance
To facilitate reassembly, pay close attention to the following:
- Note the wire routing and position within wire guides and traps during disassembly.
- Ensure all components of the electronics kit are seated firmly and squarely in the handle recesses.
- Prevent pinched wires by ensuring all wires and sleeves are pressed completely down in wire guides and traps.
- Before securing the handle cover, verify there are no interferences.
- Prior to installing the battery, check for proper functionality of the shuttle and triggers.
- After installing the battery, depress the switch trigger to confirm the tool is operating correctly.
The accompanying images illustrate proper wire management within the tool housing and the correct placement of electronic components for reassembly.