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I am looking for a Parkside speedmaster RS897-20V motor

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Where can I buy a replacement motor for a Parkside Speedmaster RS 897-20V, or what compatible replacement can I use?

You usually won’t find the exact original motor easily; the practical fix is to buy an 895 motor or an 895/RS895 brush holder and brushes from AliExpress/Chinese stores [#20192316] [#21550599] [#20766233] RS895 brushes are reported to fit almost plug-and-play, but you may need to transfer the tiny resistors/capacitors from the original assembly [#20192316] If the brush holder dimensions differ, some grinding or even cutting/soldering of the old and new brush plates is needed [#20171576] [#19942614] One user also reported that Hilti SFC22A brushes fit after modification [#19943951] After the replacement, the grinder/motor was reported to work normally [#21650518]
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  • #1 19197630
    leszekbjerski
    Level 1  
    Hello
    I am looking for a Parkside speedmaster RS 897-20V engine.
    Has anyone seen an offer for such an engine? Thanks in advance for your help.

    Parkside Speedmaster RS 897-20V motor with electronic components.
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  • #2 19261702
    shuzzly
    Level 14  
    Have you found one? I'm looking for one too. ;) .
  • #3 19357131
    Przemek22tex
    Level 14  
    My Parkside sander motor just broke, the brush was bent. I found a similar one on an ali...chinese site.
  • #4 19441461
    marnyk
    Level 11  
    I have the same problem, the brush holder is worn out. Could you give us a link to this engine from the auction?
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  • #5 19942614
    radeksadek99
    Level 1  
    Hello, like everyone above, I have the same problem. Looks like they took good care of the repair. The only solution I found is a brush holder from a Chinese site for about PLN 11 to PLN 25 from the 895 engine. After entering the rs895 carbon brush holder, you can find a lot of auctions with photos of buyers and they are well sized, unfortunately you have to grind these clamped places to insert a new one.
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  • #6 19943951
    marnykn
    Level 7  
    You have to grind and generally it's a sculpture to insert other brushes, but my grinder works all the time after replacement, so it's worth a try.

    I bought on Allegro: Hilti brushes SFC22A SFC22ACE SFC 22 A SFC 22 ACE
    And they fit.
  • #7 20144666
    mateuszgajdemski
    Level 5  
    Can anyone confirm these Hilti SFC22A brushes fit?
  • #8 20171285
    mateuszgajdemski
    Level 5  
    marnykn wrote:
    You have to grind and generally it's a sculpture to insert other brushes, but my grinder works all the time after replacement, so it's worth a try.

    I bought on Allegro: Hilti brushes SFC22A SFC22ACE SFC 22 A SFC 22 ACE
    And they fit.

    Will these brushes fit the Parkside 20V battery sander?
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  • #9 20171301
    marnykn
    Level 7  
    I installed it and it fits.
  • #10 20171554
    mateuszgajdemski
    Level 5  
    The brush holder looks completely different, how did you put it in the housing? Or the brushes themselves, but how to attach them?
  • #11 20171576
    marnykn
    Level 7  
    Yes, it looks different, has a different diameter, so it won't come in just like that. I used the same plates with brushes. I cut off about half the old plates with brushes and soldered the new ones, also cut off, so that the brushes were not opposite each other on the rotor. I had to do it because my plates were worn and it was not possible to change the brushes themselves. If the plates are ok, you will transfer the brushes themselves without soldering and combinations. For me, as I wrote, there was a sculpture.
  • #12 20171805
    mateuszgajdemski
    Level 5  
    I also have one worn plate. And how to bend these housing protections that are clamped on the brush holder? Grind them or pliers? You can't bend it with a screwdriver.
  • #13 20172059
    marnykn
    Level 7  
    I partially sanded it with a small angle grinder.
  • #14 20174193
    Mikrob
    Level 18  
    Nobody found this engine, maybe you can buy it on their website? It's strange that all motors have these brush holders broken.
  • #15 20192299
    dawidmatuszczak
    Level 1  
    Have any of you found this motor or a good replacement?
  • #16 20192316
    mateuszgajdemski
    Level 5  
    Engine only in the Chinese online store. I managed to replace almost plug & play brushes. RS895 brushes fit. You just need to translate such tiny resistors/capacitors, I don't know what it is exactly and what function it has, but I translated it with the original ones.
  • #17 20766233
    itsafulltimejob
    Level 1  
    See if this helps
    Replacement brush fitting or replacement motor. Both available from AliExpress.
    Link
    Then choose the option furthest on the right.
    Link
    Then again choose the last option which is 895 motor.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    >>20192299
    See my links below if you still need one.
  • #18 20939588
    marineowryk28
    Level 1  
    Can`t you bend these clamps?
  • #19 20973476
    esiox
    Level 21  
    I am also looking for this engine, but I see that there is nothing. I will have to buy a new grinder and I will leave this one for parts.
  • #20 21550599
    dzygi
    Level 10  
    On Ali, just buy an 895 motor or brush holder with brushes for the 895.
  • #21 21554354
    Mikrob
    Level 18  
    >>21550599 .
    Well yes only that the motor (replacement) costs from 60 some zlotys upwards , and a complete grinder with batteries and charger on ali costs about 160 zlotys so is it worth repairing . The warranty is nowhere to be found anyway .
  • #22 21650518
    darotron
    Level 9  
    Hello forumers.
    I recently repaired such a motor. You can buy a matching brush-holder on Ali.
    The worst part was to unbolt the motor; the rest is trivial.
    The grinder works fine after the repair.
    Motor carbon brush holder with two carbon brushes and mounting bracket on white background, shown on online store page.
    .
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion centers on sourcing a replacement motor or engine for the Parkside Speedmaster RS 897-20V sander, which commonly suffers from brush holder wear or damage. Direct availability of the RS 897-20V motor is scarce, with some users unable to find original replacements. A common workaround involves using brush holders and brushes from the similar RS 895 model, often sourced from Chinese online stores or AliExpress. These replacements typically require modification, such as grinding or soldering, to fit properly due to differences in brush holder design and dimensions. Hilti SFC22A brushes have been reported to fit after adjustments. Some users suggest buying a complete new grinder may be more cost-effective than repairing due to the price of replacement motors and lack of warranty. The discussion also highlights the need to handle small components like resistors or capacitors on the motor during replacement. Overall, the RS 895 motor or brush holder is the most viable substitute for the RS 897-20V motor, albeit with some technical adaptation.

FAQ

TL;DR: RS895 brush holders cost PLN 11–25, and “you have to grind these clamped places” to fit them to Parkside RS897‑20V. This FAQ helps Parkside 20V owners find motors/brushes and install them safely. [Elektroda, radeksadek99, post #19942614]

Why it matters: Parkside 20V sander owners can repair failed brush holders or source 895 replacements without scrapping the tool.

Quick Facts

Where can I buy a Parkside RS897‑20V motor or a compatible replacement?

Users source 895 motors or brush-holder kits on AliExpress. In the listings, select the 895 option (usually the last/rightmost). You can also choose a replacement brush fitting instead of the full motor. These options were shared with direct links in the thread. [Elektroda, itsafulltimejob, post #20766233]

Do RS895 brushes fit the Parkside 20V sander?

Yes. A user reported RS895 brushes as almost plug-and-play for the Parkside 20V. They also moved the small resistors/capacitors from the original assembly when fitting them. This approach keeps the retrofit straightforward and reversible. [Elektroda, mateuszgajdemski, post #20192316]

Do Hilti SFC22A/SFC22ACE brushes fit Parkside 20V?

Yes, confirmed. One user installed Hilti SFC22A/SFC22ACE brushes and said, “I installed it and it fits.” Some light modification may still be needed depending on wear. This gives a local-market alternative to RS895 kits. [Elektroda, marnykn, post #20171301]

How do I release the crimped brush-holder clamps?

Plan to remove material rather than pry. A user noted you need to grind the clamped spots to insert a new brush holder. This prevents cracking fragile plastic or deforming the holder. Work slowly to avoid cutting too deep. [Elektroda, radeksadek99, post #19942614]

My brush holder plate is worn—how can I mount new brushes?

Reuse what you can and graft the rest. One method is to cut off about half the old plates and half the new ones, then solder them together. Keep the brushes offset so they are not opposite each other on the rotor. This restores a worn plate’s function. [Elektroda, marnykn, post #20171576]

What tool helps most when the tabs won’t move?

A small angle grinder helps. One user partially sanded the area to free the holder and make space for the replacement. Use light passes and check fit often to avoid over-removal. Eye protection is recommended. [Elektroda, marnykn, post #20172059]

What search terms should I use to find the right parts?

Search for “RS895 carbon brush holder.” Users reported many listings with buyer photos and compatible dimensions under that term. Prices vary by seller and shipping choice. This query narrows to the correct form factor quickly. [Elektroda, radeksadek99, post #19942614]

Is repairing cheaper than buying a new grinder?

Often, yes, but check current prices. A user noted replacement 895 motors start around 60 PLN, while a full AliExpress grinder kit with batteries is about 160 PLN. Decide based on your time and tool condition. [Elektroda, Mikrob, post #21554354]

Can I just bend the tabs back with pliers or a screwdriver?

Expect resistance. Reports indicate grinding the crimped areas is required to fit a new holder cleanly. Prying risks damage to the housing or carrier. Controlled grinding gives a repeatable, cleaner result. [Elektroda, radeksadek99, post #19942614]

Edge case: my brush is bent—what should I do?

Replace the brush set or source a compatible motor. A user with a bent brush found a similar motor on a Chinese marketplace. Inspect the commutator for damage before reassembly to avoid repeat failure. [Elektroda, Przemek22tex, post #19357131]

Is an OEM Parkside RS897‑20V motor available?

No OEM source was posted. A user said the motor was only found in a Chinese online store, and they instead fitted RS895 brushes. Plan for aftermarket parts or donor units. [Elektroda, mateuszgajdemski, post #20192316]

Will the tool hold up after a brush swap?

Reportedly yes. One user wrote their grinder “works all the time after replacement,” even though the install needed grinding and careful fitting. Reliability depends on plate condition and workmanship. [Elektroda, marnykn, post #19943951]

Do I need to transfer the small resistors/capacitors when fitting RS895 brushes?

Yes, mirror the original setup. A user swapped RS895 brushes and transferred the tiny resistors/capacitors from the stock assembly. Keep wiring orientation consistent to match the original layout. [Elektroda, mateuszgajdemski, post #20192316]

How do I retrofit brushes when the holder diameter differs?

Use this three-step method:
  1. Trim about half of the old brush plates and the new plates.
  2. Solder the new plates onto the remnants, keeping brush faces offset on the rotor.
  3. Reassemble and verify free brush travel before power-up. [Elektroda, marnykn, post #20171576]
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