Help, servo problems.
11-12-2010 | 08:25 PM
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Help, servo problems.
Hello, i have a Hitec HS-7955tg titanium gear servo. while i was running at the track the yellow wire was ripped out of the connector. I just got a new connector and soldered it on. went to test it and its still and is still not working. if anyone has any helpful info it would help. thanks, Cole
11-13-2010 | 09:43 AM
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About all you can do is make sure the connector repair is good. If the connector has continuity, about all I'm aware you can do is to send it in and get it repaired.
I don't think there's anything serviceable inside one...
I don't think there's anything serviceable inside one...
11-13-2010 | 10:23 AM
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Good day!
You can put the servo in the throttle position in the rx and test it there to see if it works. This will tell you if it is the servo or the rx that is not working. If it is the servo, take the bottom of it and with a multimeter test each wire from the conector to where it is soldered on the board for continuity. Sometimes a wire can brake inside without the outer cover failing or the wire can come off the board where it is soldered.
You can put the servo in the throttle position in the rx and test it there to see if it works. This will tell you if it is the servo or the rx that is not working. If it is the servo, take the bottom of it and with a multimeter test each wire from the conector to where it is soldered on the board for continuity. Sometimes a wire can brake inside without the outer cover failing or the wire can come off the board where it is soldered.
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