Futaba FUAS3215 Replacement Gear Set for S9602 Servos  [FUAS3215]

FUTABA S9602 SERVO GEAR SET AS3215 EBS3226
Price:
NZD$26.25
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS3215
GTIN:
4513886301742
Condition:
Brand New
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S9602 metal replacement gears by Futaba model FUAS3215

This aftermarket gear pack carries Futaba model FUAS3215 and the markings AS3215 EBS3226, and is intended for installation in S9602-class servos. It provides a replacement path for stripped or fatigued internal gears, restoring proper tooth engagement and reducing play when installed with correct mesh.

Compatibility: specified for S9602 servos as reflected in the product title; always double-check spline count and servo case clearance before fitting. Installing the set requires careful servo teardown, correct gear orientation, and reassembly to retain accurate gear mesh and horn centring.

Role in tuning: fitting metal internals raises gear stiffness and longevity, which can alter control feedback and better resist stripping under heavy load. After swapping, verify pinion alignment and run the servo through its full travel unloaded to confirm smooth operation.

Specifications

  • Item: FUTABA S9602 SERVO GEAR SET AS3215 EBS3226
  • Model Number: FUAS3215
  • Material: Not specified
  • Compatibility: S9602 servos

Use this gear set to replace degraded components in S9602 servos, apply recommended lubrication sparingly during reassembly, and confirm free movement before reinstalling in your radio model.

Metal gears typically outlast plastic under high-load conditions, but lifetime depends on load cycles, torque spikes, and correct alignment; regular inspection is advised.
Use a light, servo-safe grease on gear interfaces; avoid heavy pastes that can attract debris or slow the servo. Apply sparingly and wipe excess before final assembly.
Compare the input spline on your servo output shaft to the replacement pinion and consult Futaba S9602 specifications or measure the splines to ensure a match prior to installation.
Metal gears resist stripping better under increased torque but also transfer more load to bearings and shafts; ensure the rest of the servo drivetrain can handle the extra stress.

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