Speed Control Switch for Status PA150 Rotary Polisher
R 250.00
- Genuine OEM replacement part
- Fits Status PA150 rotary polisher
- Restores full speed control function
- Lightweight at 0.1 kg
- Genuine OEM fit for the Status PA150
- Restores full RPM control across all settings
- Keeps your machine running to original spec
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Genuine Spare Part
Bring Your PA150 Back to Full Working Order
A faulty speed control switch means you lose the ability to select the right RPM for the job - whether you are cutting heavy paint defects or finishing with a light polish. This original Status replacement restores precise speed selection so your PA150 performs exactly as it should.
Why This Part
Purpose-Built Replacement
Engineered to original Status specification for the PA150.
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Direct OEM Replacement
Manufactured to the same spec as the original factory-fitted switch.
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Full Speed Range Restored
Regain precise RPM control from low finishing speeds to high correction passes.
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Keeps Machine Functional
A single small part avoids the cost of replacing the whole polisher.
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Lightweight Component
At 0.1 kg it is easy to handle and install without specialist equipment.
OEM vs Aftermarket
Genuine Part vs Generic Replacement Switch
When your PA150 speed switch fails, you have two choices - fit the correct OEM part or gamble on a generic alternative. Here is how they stack up on the things that matter for a working polisher.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Designed specifically for the PA150 | Yes | No |
| Manufactured to original Status specification | Yes | No |
| Restores full speed control function | Yes | Yes |
| Guaranteed correct fitment | Yes | No |
| Available as a standalone spare | Yes | Yes |
| May require modification to fit | No | Yes |
OEM Quality
The Right Part, Not a Compromise
Aftermarket switches may fit but rarely match the feel and durability of the original component. Because this is a genuine Status part, it slots in correctly and holds up to the same continuous use your PA150 was built for.
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Questions
Frequently asked
Which polisher does this switch fit?
This switch is designed specifically for the Status PA150 rotary polisher. It is not guaranteed to fit any other Status model or third-party machine.
Is this a genuine OEM part?
Yes. This is an original Status spare part manufactured to the same specification as the switch fitted at the factory. You are not getting an aftermarket substitute.
How do I know if my speed control switch needs replacing?
Common signs include the machine not changing speed when you rotate the dial, the dial feeling loose or intermittent, the polisher running at a fixed speed regardless of the setting, or the switch not clicking through positions as it should.
Can I replace the switch myself?
Most detailers with basic tool knowledge can replace the switch at home. You will need to open the machine housing, disconnect the old switch, and fit the new one. If you are not comfortable working inside power tools, have it done by a qualified technician.
Do I need any special tools to fit this switch?
Generally a set of screwdrivers - flathead and Phillips - is sufficient to access the PA150 housing and swap the switch. No specialist workshop equipment is required for this repair.
Will fitting a new switch affect my machine's warranty?
Using a genuine OEM Status spare part is the correct approach for maintaining your machine. Check your specific warranty terms if your PA150 is still under warranty before opening the housing yourself.
What is the weight of this part?
The speed control switch weighs 0.1 kg, making it a compact, lightweight component that is easy to handle during installation.
Should I replace anything else at the same time?
While the machine is open it is worth inspecting the power cable, brushes and any other wear components. If the polisher has had heavy use, replacing multiple wear parts in one session reduces future downtime.