Klauber Electric Rear Jack Motor
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jnbhobe
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I have seen a lot of members have taken jack motors apart and cleaned them up and they have worked again.
boatto5er
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JohnDar
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For $375, I'd take it apart first. As I mentioned in other threads, the brush springs are garbage and easily corrode if moisture gets inside (which it does). Cutting down a ball point pen spring to just under 1/2 its length did the trick for me. Then wrap the joint between the casing and the gear box with Rescue Tape or apply a bead of silicone before reassembling. Mine was labeled "Made in India."
Getting it off the rear stabilizer requires removing four allen screws. A little awkward getting the two inboard ones, but not hard. When you remove the two long screws that fasten the casing to the gear housing, you will find how strong the magnets are. Especially when reassembling it. Just have to keep fishing around for the holes to reinstall them.
Getting it off the rear stabilizer requires removing four allen screws. A little awkward getting the two inboard ones, but not hard. When you remove the two long screws that fasten the casing to the gear housing, you will find how strong the magnets are. Especially when reassembling it. Just have to keep fishing around for the holes to reinstall them.
