2200kv Torq motor, how do I remove the rear bearing?

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

Well,

The bearing doesn't seem to be bad -- it will have a little resistance to turning because of the bearing shields.

And it looks like you lost the front bearing spacer -- it's not in the video. That's why the shaft moves so much.

Errr, I don't recall seeing any kinda spacer at any point and I dissasembled it slowly over the table so I woulda seen/heard it fall.

[Pdelcast]

Originally Posted by Freezebyte

Errr, I don't recall seeing any kinda spacer at any point and I dissasembled it slowly over the table so I woulda seen/heard it fall.

There is a small brass spacer that goes between the bearing and the rotor balancing assembly. It's a small piece of thick wall brass tubing, about 6-7mm in length.

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

There is a small brass spacer that goes between the bearing and the rotor balancing assembly. It's a small piece of thick wall brass tubing, about 6-7mm in length.

Errr nope, never saw anything like that and this is the first time I opened up the motor. Well this is just great.....

EDIT: Checked all over the desk area and even the garbage and no sign of a brass spacer. Now what?