S3150 Servo Gear Pack FUAS4114 — Futaba  [FUAS4114]

FUTABA S3150 SERVO GEAR SET AS4114 EBS3275
Price:
AUD$21.34
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS4114
GTIN:
4513886303333
Condition:
Brand New
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S3150 gear replacement overview

The Futaba FUAS4114 gear set is supplied as a service pack for S3150-labelled servos, intended to replace worn components in model servos. This overview highlights fitment checks, stepwise installation advice, and how fresh gears affect overall servo behavior.

Compatibility and purpose: noted alongside AS4114 and EBS3275 part codes, the set is aimed at S3150-class Futaba servos. Use the kit to swap out worn or damaged gears to restore smoother motion and positional accuracy for control tasks.

Installation notes: remove the servo from the vehicle and document gear positions and bearing locations before disassembly to ensure correct reassembly. After installing the new gears, verify the correct mesh and endplay; poor mesh leads to noise and increased wear. Apply lubrication sparingly with products recommended for small servo gears.

Tuning role: replacing degraded gears can decrease backlash and jitter in the output spline, improving control precision. Combine gear replacement with a check of bearings and spline condition, and confirm transmitter or ESC settings as needed.

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

Provided as a service replacement for S3150-designated hobby servos; use during maintenance to maintain consistent servo output.

Replacing worn gears typically tightens up mechanical play and can enhance steering precision, though alignment and electronics should also be checked for full benefit.
Yes. After reassembly test for smooth rotation across the full travel, confirm gear mesh under load, and ensure no binding occurs at endpoints.
Use minimal grease to avoid adding drag; too much lubricant can mask binding issues and attract debris that affects tuning outcomes.
New gears restore mechanical efficiency but will not alter the servo's rated speed or torque. If those parameters are off, inspect electronics and motor condition.

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