Motor magnet's not attached to can

[xgerstandtx]

Hey guy's
I searched found nothing so i will post it up.

My motor tuning skills are minimal, but i got a set of JP customs warrior 35t motors.(from what i read they are Team brood built).

One of the magnets in the rear motor has came un attached to the can. It is a single magnet of the four.

I am contemplating sending them in for repair but is that worth my time. let me know. I would love a home remedy if there is one.

thanks-matt

[SMR 510RR]

I would send it in and have them refresh it while they have it.

[Manning]

I've had to repair a couple of motors with loose magnets. 4 magnet cans can be a bit challenging.

Wrap the armature with tape until it is a tight fit in the magnets.

Then smear JB weld on the back of the loose magnet, put it in the can, and put the armature back in, and reinstall the endbell. Let it sit for a day.

Remove the arm, peel the tape off, reassemble like normal.

[xgerstandtx]

I really like that idea of a home brew try idea. It wouldn't hurt for me to buy some new motors but I am really trying to put it off. If anyone else has inputs post up.

-matt

[TEDROCKZ]

This works very well. I will add this, I have used a dremel with a stainless wire brush to clean out old glue build up first. Other than that manning is spot on

Originally Posted by Manning

I've had to repair a couple of motors with loose magnets. 4 magnet cans can be a bit challenging.

Wrap the armature with tape until it is a tight fit in the magnets.

Then smear JB weld on the back of the loose magnet, put it in the can, and put the armature back in, and reinstall the endbell. Let it sit for a day.

Remove the arm, peel the tape off, reassemble like normal.