Futaba FUAS4114 S3150 Replacement Gear Kit for Hobby Servos  [FUAS4114]

FUTABA S3150 SERVO GEAR SET AS4114 EBS3275
Price:
NZD$25.91
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS4114
GTIN:
4513886303333
Condition:
Brand New
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Gear kit compatible with S3150 Futaba servos

The Futaba FUAS4114 gear kit is presented as a direct service pack for servos identified as S3150, aimed at restoring worn gear trains in model servos. Below are practical pointers on checking fit, carrying out the swap, and keeping the servo performing reliably.

Compatibility and purpose: listed with the AS4114 and EBS3275 identifiers, this set is intended for S3150-class Futaba servos. Use it to swap out damaged gears and bring back accurate movement for steering, throttle, or other control linkages.

Installation notes: dismantle the servo from its mount and record the internal arrangement and bearing positions before removing gears to aid correct reassembly. After fitting, confirm gear mesh and endplay to avoid premature wear or noise. Lubricate with a small amount of suitable grease and avoid over-application that can trap grit.

Tuning role: a gear replacement can tighten up loose output play and improve positional consistency. For best results, inspect splines and bearings and review transmitter or ESC configurations that affect servo response.

Specifications

  • Item: FUTABA S3150 SERVO GEAR SET AS4114 EBS3275
  • Model Number: FUAS4114
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Compatibility: Referenced for S3150 servos as indicated in product name

A service spare intended to return S3150-designated servos to smooth, repeatable operation when worn gears are found.

Match the gear train layout and tooth counts visually against the servo you have. Part codes AS4114 and EBS3275 are provided as references to help verify compatibility.
If bearings feel rough or show play, replace them when fitting new gears. Reusing worn bearings risks early failure of the replacement gears.
Use a light, gear-appropriate grease and apply only a thin film to contact surfaces. Avoid heavy oils that can migrate and attract debris.
New gears can reduce mechanical slack and improve precision, but check for worn splines or electrical issues if performance does not improve.

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