Futaba FUAS4114 S3150 Servo Gear Set for Replacement and Maintenance  [FUAS4114]

FUTABA S3150 SERVO GEAR SET AS4114 EBS3275
Price:
CAD$21.13
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS4114
GTIN:
4513886303333
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement gear pack for S3150 servos

This Futaba FUAS4114 gear set is supplied as a direct replacement pack for servos marked S3150, intended to restore worn gearing in hobby RC servos. The sections below cover fitment checks, straightforward installation steps, and how new gears influence routine maintenance and setup.

Compatibility and purpose: the product references S3150-class Futaba servos and is associated with part codes AS4114 and EBS3275. Replace damaged or worn gears with this set to recover smooth operation and maintain accurate positioning for steering, throttle, or other control surfaces.

Installation notes: remove the servo from the model and photograph or note the internal layout and bearing locations before disassembly to guarantee correct reassembly. After fitting the new gears check tooth mesh and axial play; incorrect mesh causes noise and accelerated wear. Apply light lubrication only, and use greases recommended for small plastic or metal gears to prevent contaminant buildup.

Tuning role: fresh, undamaged gears often reduce backlash and jitter at the output spline, helping to sharpen control response. When evaluating servo performance, pair a gear change with inspections of bearings, spline integrity, and any transmitter or ESC settings that influence overall behavior.

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

Intended as a service replacement for hobby servos carrying the S3150 identifier; use this gear set during scheduled maintenance to restore smooth, repeatable output.

The item is offered for S3150 servos as stated; always check the internal gear layout and tooth profile against your servo before final installation to confirm fit.
You may reuse bearings that still spin freely and show no radial play, but replace any bearing that feels rough or loose to avoid premature wear on the new gears.
Select a light grease formulated for small plastic or metal gears and apply sparingly; excess lubricant attracts dust and can increase drag.
Replacing worn gears can reduce mechanical play and lower jitter, but also inspect mounting, splines, and electronics settings to address other possible causes.

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