Bearing 625 for multifunction oscillating tool GEKO CG80261-17 (single piece)

Bearing 625 for multifunction oscillating tool GEKO CG80261-17 is a single replacement bearing intended for maintenance and repair of compatible oscillating multi-tools. The part fits tools that use 625-size bearings to support rotating or oscillating assemblies, helping to restore smooth motion and reduce wear in moving components. Supplied as one piece, this bearing is a direct mechanical replacement designed to integrate into the tool’s bearing seats and support shafts or pivot points.

Advantages

This replacement bearing provides stable radial support and low-friction rotation for oscillating tool components, which contributes to consistent motion and reduced vibration. The compact 625 size enables installation in confined spaces typical for multi-tool gearboxes and oscillating mechanisms. Using a single, correctly sized bearing helps extend the service life of the tool’s moving parts and simplifies repairs by matching form and function to the original bearing type.

Suitable for

• Maintenance and repair of GEKO and other oscillating multi-tools that accept 625-size bearings
• Replacement of worn or noisy bearings in small rotary or oscillating assemblies
• Servicing tool gearboxes, pivot points, and blade oscillation mechanisms

Key specifications

• Bearing type: deep groove radial ball bearing (625 size)
• Quantity: single piece (1)
• Dimensions: standard 625 bearing dimensions (small outer diameter and inner bore suitable for multi-tool applications)
• Function: supports radial loads and enables low-friction rotation/oscillation
• Application environment: intended for hand-held power tool moving assemblies

How to use

Before installation, disconnect the tool from power and remove any accessories. Open the tool housing to access the bearing location according to the manufacturer’s disassembly procedure. Remove the old bearing carefully to avoid damage to the shaft or housing, then press or seat the replacement 625 bearing into the bearing bore ensuring correct orientation and full seating. Reassemble the tool, verify free rotation of the moving parts by hand, and run a short test under safe conditions to confirm smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect mating shafts and housings for wear or damage before installing the replacement bearing; replace damaged components to prevent premature bearing failure. Use appropriate tools for bearing removal and installation, apply suitable lubricant if the original design requires it, and follow all safety instructions from the tool manufacturer when servicing the device.