DeWalt Reciprocating Saw Repair - How to Replace the Shoe Assembly

Need help replacing the Shoe (Part # 623511-00SV) in your DeWalt Reciprocating Saw? Watch this how-to video with simple, step-by-step instructions for a successful DIY repair.
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Fix Part Number: FIX10182429
OEM Part Number: 623511-00SV
Why you might need to replace the Shoe:
1. Excessive Sparking
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[@douglassnyder8163]

Thanks

[@nicolebraxton6273]

Thank you

[@gysoremclibee1529]

Thank you so much for down load the VDO. i am very new to this saw. Thank you for the demonstrations

[@Jaytraveler2]

OMG I just ordered a New Reciprocating Saw

[@coolhluke8089]

Cool.
At least I can take that off so I can get to the part that needs repaired.
The part that holds the blade appears to be loose, because when you pull that little release handle it doesn't release the blade and the blade kind of wobbles in the head

[@andrewwalker208]

I wish mine was this easy. I used it twice (not that abusively) and shoe is stuck. Can’t get it out to replace and depth adjustment is stuck.

[@adamsorell4851]

The button stuck on mine