DeWalt 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead – Genuine OEM Replacement Miter Saw Motor Brush

Part Number: 614367-00
Category: Power Tool Parts → Motor Components → Carbon Brushes
Type: DeWalt 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead – Genuine OEM Replacement Miter Saw Motor Brush

The DeWalt 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead is a genuine OEM replacement motor brush designed for compatible DeWalt miter saws. The carbon brush transfers electrical current to the motor’s rotating armature through the commutator, helping maintain consistent power delivery and dependable motor operation. Supplied with an attached electrical lead, it provides a direct replacement for a worn, cracked, burned, or damaged motor brush and is manufactured to original equipment specifications for proper fit and performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Part Number: 614367-00
• Genuine OEM DeWalt replacement part
• Designed for compatible DeWalt miter saws
• Carbon motor brush with attached electrical lead
• Transfers electrical current to the rotating armature
• Helps maintain consistent motor power
• Supports reliable startup and operation
• Direct replacement for a worn or damaged brush
• Manufactured to original equipment specifications
• Ideal for power tool motor repair and maintenance
• Helps restore dependable miter saw performance

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: 614367-00
• Manufacturer: DeWalt
• Product Type: Carbon Motor Brush and Lead
• Material: Carbon brush material with electrical lead
• Application: Conducting electrical current to the motor armature
• Installation Location: Motor brush holder assembly
• OEM Part: Yes
• Quantity: Sold Individually

Compatible Applications

The DeWalt 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead is designed for use with select DeWalt miter saws and compatible motor assemblies.

Always verify the miter saw model, type number, original part number, required quantity, and applicable parts diagram before ordering to ensure proper compatibility. Many motors use two brushes, but this part is sold individually unless otherwise specified.

Function of the Carbon Brush & Lead

The 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead is designed to:

• Transfer electrical current to the motor armature
• Maintain contact with the motor commutator
• Support consistent motor rotation
• Help provide reliable tool startup
• Maintain steady power during cutting operations
• Replace a worn, burned, or damaged motor brush
• Restore the miter saw’s original motor functionality

Carbon brushes are normal wear components that gradually shorten through contact with the rotating commutator.

Common Signs Replacement Is Needed

Replace the carbon brush if you notice:

• Motor operates intermittently
• Tool is difficult to start
• Reduced motor power or inconsistent speed
• Excessive sparking near the motor housing
• Burning smell during operation
• Brush is chipped, cracked, or excessively shortened
• Attached lead or terminal is damaged
• Tool stops operating even though power is available

Uneven or excessive brush wear may indicate a damaged commutator, contaminated brush holder, or another internal motor problem requiring additional inspection.

Installation & Service Notes

• Disconnect the miter saw from its power source before servicing.
• Allow the motor and internal components to cool completely.
• Remove the brush cap or motor housing required to access the brush holder.
• Note the original brush orientation and electrical lead position.
• Carefully remove the worn brush without damaging the holder or terminal.
• Inspect the brush holder and commutator for burning, scoring, or debris.
• Install the 614367-00 Carbon Brush & Lead in the correct orientation.
• Confirm that the brush slides freely within the holder.
• Secure the attached lead and terminal according to the original arrangement.
• Reinstall all caps, covers, and guards before connecting power.
• Run the saw without load briefly to allow the new brush to begin seating properly.

Important: Motor brushes should generally be inspected and replaced as a pair to maintain balanced motor contact and wear. Never operate the saw with exposed wiring, damaged brush holders, or removed motor covers.

Maintenance Recommendations

• Inspect both motor brushes periodically for wear and damage.
• Replace brushes before the carbon material becomes completely depleted.
• Keep brush holders clean and free of dust or debris.
• Inspect the commutator whenever replacing motor brushes.
• Avoid forcing the saw through material, which can overload the motor.
• Investigate excessive sparking, overheating, or burning odors promptly.
• Use genuine OEM replacement parts to maintain proper electrical contact, motor performance, and long-term tool reliability.