Black & Decker Parts

Black & Decker Power Tools & Outdoor Equipment Parts

Black & Decker is one of the most trusted names in affordable power tools and outdoor equipment. Whether you own a string trimmer, leaf blower, hedge trimmer, or power tool, finding the right OEM replacement parts keeps your equipment running safely and reliably. Repair Clinic carries genuine Black & Decker parts for all major product lines, from cordless drill parts to gas-powered outdoor equipment.

The most common Black & Decker failures involve power cords (brittle and prone to cracking over time), motor switches, and trimmer head assemblies. Enter your model number above to locate the exact replacement parts you need — same-day shipping available on most in-stock items.

• Power cord failures: brittle insulation, frayed wiring, tripped internal breaker; replacement power cord assemblies
• Motor switches: on/off trigger switches, safety switches, and control buttons that wear out or fail
• Trimmer head assemblies: bump heads, spools, and line feeding parts for string trimmers
• Blower impellers / fan blades: cracked or broken impellers in leaf blowers reduce airflow significantly
• Carburetor kits and parts: fuel system parts for gas-powered Black & Decker equipment; ethanol damage is common

Black & Decker Parts: Common Questions

Why is my Black & Decker string trimmer hard to start?

Hard starting on gas Black & Decker trimmers is usually caused by a clogged carburetor from stale fuel or ethanol damage. If the engine cranks but won't fire, check the spark plug first (replace if fouled or wet), then the fuel line and primer bulb. If fuel is reaching the carburetor, a carburetor rebuild kit or full carburetor replacement is the next step. Primer bulbs crack over time and should be checked for fuel flow before replacing the whole carburetor.

My Black & Decker power tool power cord is cracked — can I just wrap it with tape?

No — a cracked or damaged power cord is a serious shock and safety risks. Black & Decker power cords are notorious for becoming brittle, especially after sun exposure or age. Replacement power cord assemblies are inexpensive ($15 to $30) and snap into your tool's handle — a much safer fix than electrical tape. Never use a tool with visible cord damage.

How do I reload the trimmer head on my Black & Decker string trimmer?

Black & Decker trimmer heads (bump heads) feed line automatically when you tap the head on the ground. Load the correct line diameter for your head (usually.065" to.080"), thread it through the guides inside the spool, and let the bump mechanism feed it out as you use it. If the line won't feed even with a fresh spool, the bump head internal spring or cam may have failed — replacement bump head assemblies are inexpensive and easy to swap out.

Where do I find my Black & Decker model number?

The model number is printed on a label attached to the tool's housing, usually near the motor or handle. On string trimmers and leaf blowers, look on the side of the shaft or on the fuel tank. For cordless tools, the model number is often on the battery or on the back of the tool body. Once you have it, use Repair Clinic's model lookup tool to see all available parts for your exact model — this ensures you get the correct OEM part, not a universal or incompatible substitute.

Order Black & Decker Brand-Level Parts Online

Ordering Black & Decker brand-level parts online is simple and helps you find genuine OEM parts for your unit. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. Browse our repair help section for troubleshooting tips, part testing guides, and step-by-step installation videos for your specific product.

Find the Model Number on Your Black & Decker Power Tools and Outdoor Equipment

On Black & Decker power tools, the model number is usually printed on a label near the motor, handle, or back of the housing. For string trimmers and leaf blowers, check the shaft, fuel tank, or main engine housing. Cordless tools may list it on the battery or rear body. The number can include letters, numbers, or a type designation, so copy it exactly as shown. Type it into the Repair Clinic search bar to narrow the full catalog to parts matched to your specific Black & Decker model. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.