Worx Parts

Worx String Trimmer, Blower & Power Tool Parts

Worx is the Positec budget-friendly power tool brand stocked at Amazon, Home Depot, and Walmart. When your string trimmer head wears out, a leaf blower motor quits, or a drill switch fails, Repair Clinic carries OEM Worx replacement parts at competitive prices. Finding the exact part is easy — enter your model number and we'll match it quickly.

Common Worx failures are straightforward fixes: trimmer head spools jam or the line runs out; leaf blower motors lose power; cordless drill switches stick or fail. Most of these repairs cost less than a new unit and take under an hour with the right OEM part in hand. Check out our Worx parts directory for motors, trimmer heads, switches, power cords, and control boards.

• Trimmer head and spool assemblies: line won't feed or spool jams; Worx WA6097 type heads most common
• Leaf blower impeller / blower wheels: cracked or bent wheel reduces airflow; easy swap
• Motor assemblies: cordless drill motors, string trimmer motors, blower motors; electric failure = loss of function
• Power cords: frayed, cracked, or brittle cord; safety hazard; Worx cords are prone to cracking after a few seasons
• Switches and throttle controls: on/off switch stuck or unresponsive; trigger assembly failure on string trimmers

Worx Parts FAQ

What's the most common Worx string trimmer part that fails?

The trimmer head spool assembly is the #1 failure point. Line runs out, gets tangled, or the bump mechanism jams. Worx trimmer heads are inexpensive (~$15 to $25) and take two minutes to swap. Stock a couple of spares if you trim regularly. Line diameter matters too — verify you're loading the correct thickness (usually.065" or.080" round).

Why does my Worx power tool cord keep cracking?

Worx cords, especially on older units, become brittle from UV exposure and temperature cycling. The rubber hardens and splits at the base. Rather than rewire the entire tool, an OEM replacement power cord is the right fix. It's a plug-and-play swap on most Worx models and costs $15 to $30.

My Worx leaf blower won't start — is it the motor?

Not always. Check the spark plug first (carbon fouling is common), then the fuel line and primer bulb for cracks. If the engine starts but produces no airflow, the impeller wheel inside the blower housing is likely cracked or bent. Enter your model number to find the exact motor or impeller assembly — we'll confirm which one your blower uses.

How do I find my Worx model number?

Worx model numbers are printed on the tool nameplate — usually on the handle or housing. Model format is often "WA" + 4 to 5 digits (example: WA6097 trimmer head, WG779E string trimmer). Use the full model number at Repair Clinic to get the exact OEM part for your equipment. No guessing, no wrong parts.

Order Worx Replacement Parts Online

Ordering Worx replacement parts online is easy with Repair Clinic. Simply search by model or part number to find the parts you need. We carry a wide range of Worx parts, from electric chainsaw parts to pressure washer accessories, all designed to help you maintain and repair your Worx tools.

Take advantage of our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, allowing you to return uninstalled parts within a year of purchase. With our Price Match Guarantee, you can rest assured that you're getting competitive pricing on genuine OEM parts. We offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can get your parts quickly and get back to work.

Whether you're a homeowner looking to repair your Worx chainsaw or a professional using Worx tools in your business, Our online repair library provides the videos, guides, and diagrams to support the repair. If you need help troubleshooting or identifying the correct parts for your specific model, our online repair library provides step-by-step guidance and reference material.

Locating the Model Number on Your Worx String Trimmer, Blower or Power Tool

On Worx string trimmers, blowers, and power tools, look for the model number on the nameplate or label attached to the main housing, handle, or tool body. It may also appear on the shaft label of a cordless outdoor tool, so check all sides before ordering. Once you have the complete model number, drop it into the search bar and you will see only the parts that fit your exact model. This lookup applies to the entire Worx unit, including associated parts across every part category, not just the part you're replacing. Compare the label carefully, including letters and numbers, to avoid confusing a model number with a part number. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.