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Hitec servo problem....maybe?
I am using a hitec 5645mg for a steering servo in TM G4+ and while everything is conected it feels as if my servo horn can move around a fair bit thus causing slop in my steering. Is this a bearing issue in the case or is that the gears wearing which means a new one:confused::confused:
Any help would be great, thanks |
It you can move the horn around a few degrees with no resistance, than it's probably slop in the geartrain; gears are worn and will need to be replaced soon. I had the same problem with many of my metal geared Hitecs. Never been a problem with the titanium gears though.
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Originally Posted by K_B
(Post 5523802)
It you can move the horn around a few degrees with no resistance, than it's probably slop in the geartrain; gears are worn and will need to be replaced soon. I had the same problem with many of my metal geared Hitecs. Never been a problem with the titanium gears though.
Can you buy replacement gears for them or is it not worth it and just get a new one? |
If you have another you can run - I'd send it to Hitec, odds are it'll wind up being replaced for price of postage and the time, not a bad deal.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
(Post 5551806)
If you have another you can run - I'd send it to Hitec, odds are it'll wind up being replaced for price of postage and the time, not a bad deal.
You can do that? :eek: |
I had the same problem with a Hitec 5925 (i think). It would develop slop in the gears after about a month of use. I rebuilt it once. I still have the servo as a backup. I would definately send it to Hitec they have great customer service
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Originally Posted by freestyles
(Post 5551887)
You can do that? :eek:
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Originally Posted by lil-bump
(Post 5551960)
I had the same problem with a Hitec 5925 (i think). It would develop slop in the gears after about a month of use. I rebuilt it once. I still have the servo as a backup. I would definately send it to Hitec they have great customer service
Originally Posted by Duster_360
(Post 5552291)
Yes, over the years, I returned any thatI've had probs with and usually in a few weeks, I get a new one in return. Might take a little longer from where you are though....
So do i just send it to them with all my details and what the problem is and they will just send me a new one or do i have to contact them first and let them know it's on it's way:confused: Sorry but i've never done this before and i don't want to send my servo away and never see it again:lol: PS: Will i have to go to their Australian distributer or go straight to Hitec themselves? |
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