part required for jigsaw parkside pphss 730 kh3128?

This die cast housing looks like a bad design. The fragile mount for the spring fractures.

If you lift out the brush, unscrew the mount you should easily be able to use the edge of a needle file to create a notch in the flange separating the brush enclosure and the screw mount. Cut a small safety pin 15mm from the spring on one leg and very near the spring on the other. Place the cut safety pin so that the screw goes through the coiled spring and the long leg fits through your newly created notch. Bend the long leg down using needle nosed pliers so that when the screw is fastened back into it’s mount the leg of the safety pin will apply pressure to the back of the brush. I took some photos but don’t know if I can include these. Motor runs fine.

Brendan Morgan
March 2018

daya - April 2011 helped me with his idea!

It seems that the brush holder breaks off - ITS COMMON.

I cut a piece of compression spring off a larger spring. Small spring pushes down onto the brush. The spring was held in position/exerting pressure onto brush with a piece of flat metal strip secured with the existing screw. The jigsaw now works well and I now have speed control! Before the surgery, it only operated at top speed!

Peter M
June 2013

it is a poor design. i have the same problem.Cut a piece of spring about 4mm ( depending on how much the existing brush is worn) ,put on the brush, hold with a thin plastic and push cover

daya
April 2011