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Old 11-30-2014, 08:53 AM
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Having problems with a Orion 2612 servo(ORI68012). I just purchased this used from a fellow rctech member and only got about a lap around the track when I immediately noticed something wrong. Once the servo is run for a minute or so it slows drastically, then you slowly lose all steering. Once you let it sit for a couple seconds and try to steer it works for a brief second then goes back to non-functioning. I've already tried another servo in its place and works pefectly fine. Is the servo no good?

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Getting hot and dying off?

Any binds in your steering linkage?
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Getting hot and dying off?

Any binds in your steering linkage?
Its acting like its getting hot and dying off but the servo isn't hot. Like i said I put another servo in its place and worked perfectly fine. The original servo that I used before the 2612 was another orion servo, the vds-2015 but I needed it for my 1/8 so I purchased the 2612 used from a fellow member. with the vds-2015 in the truck it operates fine so I know its not the steering linkage because all I did was swap servos.
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you can see the servo slow after steering for a few seconds. On the track I got around a few corners and noticed something wrong. with the tires on and the weight of the truck it happens quicker.
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That thing is toast.
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That's what I was thinking. The seller told me to take it apart but I didn't find much. To me unless a servo has stripped gears, there should be no need to take apart the servo.
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