I have NEVER seen this happen to a motor!!! Fixable????????

[Make-a-Wake]

Wow, look how the winding unit turned inside the can of this 5692.

Then I simply pushed it out!!!??????

How is it attatched to the can...............epoxy??????

I'd like to save it if I can.

[driftah]

yikes thats the whole stator that popped out on ya there.they are usually epoxied in but that epoxy would have to be a high heat kind to work at all.was it hot when this happened? I have done this to an old school sv27 motor but just tossed it after..that sux

[Make-a-Wake]

It never got hot at all.........................so high heat epoxy? This motor should never really get over about 120* or so in the setup.

[m4a1usr]

You might be able to get by with the red locktite cementing the stator in place. Maybe not. What make motor? I wouldnt buy another thats for sure. Looks to me that the maker used everyday heat gun glue.

John

[Make-a-Wake]

It's the "bargain" 5692 from Hobbyking............only ran it three times. At the price i paid its not a huge deal to me and I will give a try at fixing it...............someone suggested 603...............whats that?

The motor: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...or_1000kv.html

[m4a1usr]

It's the "bargain" 5692 from Hobbyking............only ran it three times. At the price i paid its not a huge deal to me and I will give a try at fixing it...............someone suggested 603...............whats that?

The motor: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...or_1000kv.html

Thats the red locktite. Should work. It can take a fair amount of heat before decomposing and turning soft permanently.

John

[srislash]

That looks like the cheap TP's that got sold. You could use the 638 retaining compound that we use for flex shafts.I think it is good to 250 celsius.Probably have to move pretty quick with it though.

[lenny]

J-B Welds would be a very good epoxy for heat and cold,
My buddy uses it on engine heads and blocks to.

[Rumdog]

Yeah, but JB weld is too thick for this application.

[jkr]

Locktite 648 for engine sleeves and bearings.
Resists to hight heat and vibrations.

[nata2run]

648 would be the strongest in the retainer series. Kinda makes you wonder with those cheap motors imagine spinning a 40k rpm and coming apart inside hull aucchh.

[siberianhusky]

MG Chemical has a high temp epoxy
http://www.mgchemicals.com/products/832ht.html

Over 500 F temp resistance, high strength. Problem is you need to buy 8oz! And probably never use it again, although it is great for potting electronics that see high temps. Probably cost what the motor is worth!

[bruiser77]

648 would be the strongest in the retainer series. Kinda makes you wonder with those cheap motors imagine spinning a 40k rpm and coming apart inside hull aucchh.

Here's one of those cheap motors doing over 40000 and over 100mph in a HPR 44". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHBFJZ2uDvs

[Make-a-Wake]

Well now I forget how far the darn thing was pushed into the can.............It doesnt have a ridge inside to push it to...............I guess I can put it back together then take off one end and mark a line with a sharpie.

[steveo]

can u tell with relation to the wires maybe the have a crease or something from where they exit