Servo Gear replacement BLS173sv
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Servo Gear replacement BLS173sv
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I have a little slop at centre on aileron and have a new gear set to fit hoping to rectify.
What method should I use to remove the large gear? Is it gently lever off with a small blade then press the replacement on? Or is a special tool required.
The existing gear set has a small amount of grease. I have some Hacker grease used for their planetary gearbox, is this suitable to use?
Thanks in advance,
John
AUSTRALIA
I have a little slop at centre on aileron and have a new gear set to fit hoping to rectify.
What method should I use to remove the large gear? Is it gently lever off with a small blade then press the replacement on? Or is a special tool required.
The existing gear set has a small amount of grease. I have some Hacker grease used for their planetary gearbox, is this suitable to use?
Thanks in advance,
John
AUSTRALIA
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I found by gentle levering the main gear is removed. All good!
New gearset went in without a problem.
Second servo, old gearset removed easily. New gearset a little tight resulting in a servo not happy. Buzzing constantly although it appears to operate normally. Refitted a combination of old and new gears. The plastic gear and the next small gear in the train new, the rest old. The servo now operates normally without buzz.
Hopefully I have removed most, if not all, the slop.
New gearset went in without a problem.
Second servo, old gearset removed easily. New gearset a little tight resulting in a servo not happy. Buzzing constantly although it appears to operate normally. Refitted a combination of old and new gears. The plastic gear and the next small gear in the train new, the rest old. The servo now operates normally without buzz.
Hopefully I have removed most, if not all, the slop.