Worx Leaf Blower Parts

Worx Leaf Blower Parts & Repair Guide

Worx leaf blowers are budget-friendly, cordless power tools built for quick yard cleanup. Most models use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and brushless motors, which means fewer mechanical failures than gas blowers — but when parts do wear out, getting the right OEM replacement keeps your blower running at full airflow. Common Worx blower failures include worn impeller blades, jammed air intake screens, and battery/motor issues.

Whether your Worx blower lost suction, won't turn on, or the impeller is cracked, Repair Clinic stocks genuine Worx parts with exact model-number matching. Find your blower's model number on the motor housing or battery, then browse our catalog for impellers, fan wheels, intake tubes, nozzles, motors, and battery parts.

• Impeller / fan blade cracked or worn: Loss of airflow, reduced blowing power, rattling noise during operation
• Air intake screen clogged: Motor runs but little to no airflow, motor sounds strained
• Discharge tube or nozzle cracked: Air leaks from sides instead of concentrated outlet
• Battery won't charge or dies quickly: Blower stops after minutes of use, charger shows no response
• Motor won't start or runs intermittently: No power response, or motor cuts out mid-cycle

Use our Worx leaf blower parts page to search by model number and see all compatible parts for your exact machine.

Worx Leaf Blower Parts: Frequently Asked Questions

What's the most common Worx leaf blower failure?

Battery and motor issues are the top cause of Worx blower downtime. If your blower powers on but produces weak airflow, check the air intake screen first — debris clogs reduce motor efficiency significantly. If the motor won't start at all, verify the battery is charged and fully seated in the motor housing. If the battery is good but the motor is dead, the motor assembly or power switch may have failed and will need OEM replacement.

How do I find my Worx leaf blower model number?

The model number is printed on a label attached to the motor housing, near the battery connector or on the handle. It typically starts with 'WG' (for example, WG151, WG163, WG591). Write it down or take a photo — you'll need this exact number to order correct replacement parts like impellers, tubes, and battery parts. If you can't locate the label, check your original product manual or receipt.

Can I replace just the impeller blade on my Worx blower?

Yes. Worx impeller blades are available as replacement parts. If your blower lost power or makes a grinding noise, a cracked or worn impeller is often the culprit. Order the impeller assembly for your specific model number — it's usually a quick swap. Never attempt to repair or tape a cracked blade; OEM replacement maintains proper balance and airflow.

Why is my Worx blower battery draining so fast?

A battery that dies in minutes is near the end of its life or has a faulty charging connection. First, try cleaning the battery contacts and charger connectors with a dry cloth to ensure good electrical contact. If that doesn't help, the battery pack itself may be failing and will need replacement. Worx batteries typically last 2 to 4 years with regular use before capacity drops noticeably. Check your model number to order the correct OEM battery pack.

Easy Online Ordering for Worx Leaf Blower Parts

Keep your Worx leaf blower performing at its best with genuine replacement parts. Find a wide range of Worx blower parts online, ensuring reliable maintenance and repairs. Benefit from fast same-day shipping and a convenient model number lookup to quickly find the exact parts you need for any repair job. Our price match policy assures you of getting competitive pricing on genuine parts. Plus, enjoy a worry-free shopping experience with our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns. For advice on dealing with Leaf Blower Repair Problems, visit our repair help section. Find solutions for common issues such as running rough engines, starting problems, or stalling mid-operation. Order your Worx leaf blower repair parts from Repair Clinic today, and let us help you keep your outdoor equipment in prime condition.

Worx Leaf Blower Model Number: Where to Look

On Worx leaf blowers, check the motor housing first for a model number label, then look near the battery connector or on the handle if it is not there. The number often begins with "WG," so copy it exactly, including any letters, numbers, or periods. Type it into the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. Using the complete model number filters the full Worx leaf blower catalog, covering every associated part category, to parts designed for your specific machine. It is the quickest way to be sure the part fits before you order.