Hi, you can buy "original" brushes for this machine but they are pretty expensive. The size of the brush holder is 8x6 mm, so I bought some generic brushes similiar that size. There are not really any types of brushes for small machines like this, they only differ on their size and type of end connector.

@@TomeSSish Great Tom, thanks a million!

@@TomeSSish 8 x 6 mm ?

@@allthingsmalta6487 Yes, didn't noticed it, my bad. :)

Hi, the hammer itself has a little red LED next to the green one, that tells you. When the LED is lit up it's time for the brushes to be changed. Also if you smell something like some electronic is burning it's probably the brushes and you need to change them. The brushes themselves have little groove in them that idicates maximal wear before changing them. :)

@@TomeSSish Many thanks for that, very helpful. Sounds like the brushes are like brake pads with the wear indicator.

@@andrewgray9663 Glad I could help.

I've used this tool mainly for concrete demolition and if I have to guess I've got around 15-20 hours of run time.

It depends, does the motor smells like burnt electronic? Is the red LED on the handle lit up? If yes it's the brushes. But if not it's probably loose connection somewhere or the switch went bad.

Hey, well it depends where you live. Basically if you don't have any shops in your country that sell universal brushes try ebay.

J'habite à Saparngeti, est-ce que ce sera à Lidl ?

@@gigamaraneli506 No, Lidl does not sell any kind of replacement parts and that's the problem. These machines are designed that if something on it breaks you need to buy a new machine.

@@TomeSSish merci beaucoup