M18 FUEL™ BLOWER
2724-20
J24A
54-05-2705
See Page 2
Aug. 2022
REVISED BULLETIN
SERVICE PARTS LIST
BULLETIN NO.
WIRING INSTRUCTION
DATE
SPECIFY CATALOG NO. AND SERIAL NO. WHEN ORDERING PARTS
CATALOG NO.
STARTING
SERIAL NO.
EXAMPLE:
Component Parts (Small #)
Are Included When Ordering
The Assembly (Large #).
0
00
FIG. PART NO. DESCRIPTION OF PART NO. REQ.
1 43-24-0401 Exhaust Tube 1
2 43-72-0278 Cone Section 1
3 --------------- Motor Insulator-Right 1
5 06-82-1080 M3 x 16 Pan Hd. ST T-10 Screw 4
6 --------------- Motor Insulator-Left 1
13 06-82-4003 M4 x 16 Pan Hd. Taptite T-20 Screw 23
14 --------------- Bell Tube 1
15 --------------- Housing Cover - Right Housing Halve 1
16 06-82-3835 #6-19 PT T-15 Screw 2
17 22-84-0006 Fan 1
18 42-92-0001 Fan Dome 1
19 45-88-0161 Washer 1
20 05-55-0033 M7 x 1 Hex Nut 1
21 31-15-0048 Intake Vent Cover 1
22 06-65-0063 Steel Pin 1
23 45-72-0022 Trigger 1
24 44-52-0003 Lock Button Cushion 1
25 40-50-0277 Lock-On Spring 1
26 42-42-0027 Lock-On Button 1
27 40-50-0064 Nozzle Lock Spring 1
28 44-20-0077 Nozzle Lock 1
29 --------------- Housing Support - Left Housing Halve 1
33 12-20-0200 Service Nameplate 1
34 10-20-1352 Caution Label - English 1
35 10-20-1353 Caution Label - Spanish and French 1
36 10-20-0778 Caution Label - Symbols #1 1
37 10-20-0926 Caution Label - Symbols #2 1
40 31-44-2724 Housing Kit 1
42 23-16-0110 Motor Insulator Kit 1
43 16-01-0065 Rotor Assembly 1
46 14-20-2724 Electronics Assembly 1
47 43-72-0006 Bell Tube Assembly 1
MILWAUKEE TOOL
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www.milwaukeetool.com
13135 W. Lisbon Road, Brookeld, WI 53005
Drwg. 5
SCREW TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
SEAT TORQUE
FIG. PART NO. WHERE USED (KG/CM) (IN/LBS)
13 06-82-4005 Housing, Static Fan 7-8
6-7
5 06-82-1080 Motor Insulator 4-8 3.4-6.9
16 06-82-3835 Static Fan 3-6 2.6-5.2
20 05-55-0033 Fan 17-20 14.7-17.3
FIG. NOTES
40 Prior to taking tool apart, use a sharp razor blade to score the
center line of nameplate (33) and symbol labels (36 and 37).
This will allow housing halves (15 and 29) to separate when
housing screws are removed.
33,34, A clean, dry surface is essential for proper performance for any
35,36, adhesive system. The area intended for application of any ad-
37 hesive label or nameplate must be prepared by cleaning with
isopropyl alcohol. The solvent is to be applied with a clean, lint
free applicator and the surface allowed to dry before applying
any label or nameplate.
37
36
33
14 34 35
13
(5x)
21
20
19
18
17
13
(2x)
13
(11x)
13
(2x)
14
15
3
43
13
(2x)
5
(4x)
6
27
2
28
29
26
23
22
13
24
25
1
47
14 34
35
42
3
6
16
(2x)
47
14 34
35
46
40
15 29 33
36 37
Battery Connector Block
On-Off Switch
Trigger
Tuck excess
lead wire here
Hi-Low Button
Assembly
PCBA
Wires to
Stator
Assembly
WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
As an aid to reassembly, take notice of wire routing and position in wire guides and traps while
dismantling tool. Be careful and avoid pinching wires between handle halves when assembling.
• Place PCBA and the On-O Switch of Electronics Assembly (46) squarely and rmly in place
in the corresponding Housing Support (29) cavities.
• Route wires from the Switch and PCBA as shown, tucking the wires down into wire traps.
• Install Battery Connector Block squarely and rmly into Housing Support. Route wires
through Housing Support channel (removing any slack along the way). Be sure wires are pushed
down into the wire traps. Place excess wires in housing cavity as shown.
• Install the Hi-Low Button and route wires as shown. Be sure wires are pushed down completely in
traps and channels.
• Place Cone Section (2) onto Bell Tube (14), place squarely into Housing Support (29) and secure
with 6 Screws (13).
• Be sure the Trigger (23), Spring (25), Cushion (24)
and Lock Button (26) are properly in place.
• Be sure the Nozzle Lock and Nozzle Lock Spring
(27 and 28) are in place.
• Secure housing halves together using 12 Screws (13)
on the cover side and 1 Screw on the support side.
• Check for the proper functionality of the Switch Trigger
(23) and Lock Button (26).
• Insert battery pack and check tool for proper operation.
NOTE:
There is a PCBA wire
with a tabbed washer
that must be placed
over rotor bearing
and captured in
Motor Insulator
(42).
