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5$ plus shipping from Raleigh, NC
I bought a batch (to meet minimum order amount) of motors to fix my Discovery 2 Door locks which the normal lock failed. These are FC-280PC-22125 Clockwise Rotation motors (the Superlock is CCW), 19mm partially knurlled shaft. You will need to follow the write-up linked in the D2 forum, I think it's for a cooper mini(same lock)
5$ plus shipping from Raleigh, NC
I bought a batch (to meet minimum order amount) of motors to fix my Discovery 2 Door locks which the normal lock failed. These are FC-280PC-22125 Clockwise Rotation motors (the Superlock is CCW), 19mm partially knurlled shaft. You will need to follow the write-up linked in the D2 forum, I think it's for a cooper mini(same lock)
OK, so I am confused...
these motors only fix 1/2 the problem? or I won’t actually know the problem until I tear it apart and put power to the motors? What if my problem is the “super lock” where do I turn then?
these motors only fix 1/2 the problem? or I won’t actually know the problem until I tear it apart and put power to the motors? What if my problem is the “super lock” where do I turn then?
what power will activate the motor? 12v, 6v?
how do I pay you?
These motors fix the problem of the normal lock/unlock not working. If your problem is superlock you need a counter Clockwise motor.
Superlock motors never wear out because they do not ever get used, it is the brushes in the lock motor that wears out that causes the lock to stop. I find it easier to swap the brush holder/end cap out than to try to get the drive gear off, fwiw.
Yep, $5 a set from the OP - see above Trust me, much easier to change the entire plastic back end of the motor than to try and fool with those tiny brushes in the holder.