Airtronics servo repair?

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Airtronics servo repair?

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Post by rraeford » Tue Mar 30, 2021 8:30 pm

I have a couple of 94145 servos I need to have repaired. Does anyone know where I might find someone who can take a look at them?

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Post by bluewormx » Sat Apr 10, 2021 9:17 am

For the most part Servo's are not economical to repair. If the motor or the potentiometer are bad sourcing a replacement would be almost impossible. That said, they can be repaired. I recently repaired a airtronics 94151, I had to reverse engineer the schematics just to understand them, and bread board the power circuit to test the circuit and alternative parts chosen for the repair. It was fun but its not economical.

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