Futaba FUAS4114 S3150 Spare Gear Set  [FUAS4114]

FUTABA S3150 SERVO GEAR SET AS4114 EBS3275
Price:
£11.32
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS4114
GTIN:
4513886303333
Condition:
Brand New
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S3150 service gear description

This Futaba FUAS4114 spare gear set is supplied as a maintenance pack for servos carrying the S3150 designation, intended to replace worn internal gears in hobby servos. The notes below cover checking compatibility, simple installation steps, and the effect of gear renewal on servo reliability.

Compatibility and purpose: indicated for S3150 Futaba servos and cross-referenced to AS4114 and EBS3275, the set replaces damaged gears to restore smooth movement and positional accuracy for model control systems.

Installation notes: remove the servo from its mount and record the internal assembly and bearing positions before removing parts, ensuring correct reassembly. After installing new gears check mesh and endplay; incorrect settings can cause noise and rapid wear. Apply lubricant sparingly and only use products suitable for small servo gears.

Tuning role: changing out aged gears can reduce backlash and mechanical jitter, improving overall control fidelity. For a full assessment, inspect splines and bearings and verify any transmitter or controller settings that may influence servo performance.

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 keep S3150-designated servos operating smoothly and repeatably when worn gears are replaced.

Compare the gear train layout and part codes on your unit with the FUAS4114 documentation and the AS4114/EBS3275 references to ensure the set matches before fitting.
Basic hand tools and a careful approach are generally sufficient; use small screwdrivers and, if needed, a gear press for delicate components. Take notes or photos to help with reassembly.
Check splines for wear, bearings for smooth rotation, and mounting points for secure seating. Any of these can affect the performance of the new gears.
Run the servo through full travel to confirm smooth motion, check for abnormal noise under load, and verify precise centering and endpoint settings from your transmitter or controller.

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