RIDGID Spare Parts

Finding the correct RIDGID spare part

RIDGID machines can contain many components that vary by model, production version and assembly. The safest way to order a spare is to start with the machine rating plate and the manufacturer's exploded-parts diagram, then work from the exact catalogue or part number.

Model names alone are not always enough. A familiar machine family can have several versions, capacities or regional specifications. Where available, record the complete model designation and serial information before searching.

Information to collect first

• Full RIDGID machine or tool model
• Catalogue number from the product or parts list
• Part number from the exploded diagram
• Serial number or production information where relevant
• Quantity required and the assembly the part belongs to

Can I search TCD using a RIDGID part number?

Yes. Enter RIDGID followed by the catalogue or part number in the site search. Numbers are usually more reliable than a visual description.

How do I know whether a part fits my machine?

Check the model and any serial or production break shown in the parts literature. Do not assume a component fits because the machine name or photograph looks similar.

What if I cannot find the part online?

Contact TCD with the full machine model and the number from the exploded diagram. If the number has been superseded or the part is not listed, the team can investigate the available information.

Are service parts supplied as individual components or kits?

That depends on the manufacturer's listing. Some repairs use a kit containing several items, while others use a single component. Check the product title and included-items information against the diagram.