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Rnemhrd 02.02.2011 07:25 PM

Castle 1410 1y
 
:neutral: The damn endcap has the mounting holed, but they are'nt tapped.:diablo: I really doen't care to go through the whole send it in and sit till a new one comes so I will prolly tap the holes myself but what the heck!!! Just really pissed. I know there CS is good, but this really should'nt have happened.

E-Revonut 02.03.2011 01:25 AM

That sucks! I have a 3mm tap if you don't want to buy one

DrKnow65 02.03.2011 02:23 AM

No, Castle is tired of people allways swapping motors in and out, it gets old. So now they are making them to be permanently riveted into place.... duh :-)

What's_nitro? 02.03.2011 02:37 AM

Yeah just drill the holes out to 1/8" and use some pop-rivets.....easier than tapping. :lol:












I am just kidding, of course. Don't do that.... :smile:

lincpimp 02.03.2011 02:49 AM

The holes are there to let the magnetism out, in just the right amount, to hold the motor to the mount. No need for screws when you have 4 pole power to magnetically hold the motor to the al mount.

brainanator 02.03.2011 03:16 AM

I heard that it actually had too much torque for conventional screws. They are now stating that you have to weld the steel endbell to the mount, whether it be aluminum or plastic. The holes are just there to give the weld some extra contact.

Rnemhrd 02.03.2011 12:18 PM

I may have fudged it up. I used a 3mm tap, but it is a .9 is that threads per mm. either way the last 2 holed I did'nt run the tap all the way through and they held. Maybe someone from castle will chime in on this.

BrianG 02.03.2011 12:21 PM

Have you called them yet? IIRC, someone else had a motor that was missing threads on one or two of the holes. Can't remember what came of it, but things like this do happen from time to time.

brian015 02.03.2011 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rnemhrd (Post 396434)
I may have fudged it up. I used a 3mm tap, but it is a .9 is that threads per mm. either way the last 2 holed I did'nt run the tap all the way through and they held. Maybe someone from castle will chime in on this.

Standard M3 (3mm) screws are .5mm pitch.

Thomas Porfert 02.03.2011 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rnemhrd (Post 396349)
:neutral: The damn endcap has the mounting holed, but they are'nt tapped.:diablo: I really doen't care to go through the whole send it in and sit till a new one comes so I will prolly tap the holes myself but what the heck!!! Just really pissed. I know there CS is good, but this really should'nt have happened.

Please shoot me a PM with your shipping info. We'll get a new motor shipped out with a prepaid mailer (assuming you're in the US) so you can send that motor back to us. Normally I would just send you the rebuild kit, but we haven't received the rebuild kits for the 1410 yet.

This is the 12th one we've seen like this since it was released. We've brought it to the attention of the engineers and steps have been put in place in China to ensure that it doesn't happen again. There are probably a few more out there and we're dealing with them as the come up. Sorry for the troubles, and you're right, it should have never have happened.

Thomas Porfert
Tech Support
Castle Creations

E-Revonut 02.03.2011 02:09 PM

Now thats good customer service, wish all companies worked like Castle

Rnemhrd 02.03.2011 11:42 PM

Yup, I'm in the US. PM sent Thomas. Thanks again!

Rnemhrd 02.10.2011 10:10 PM

Just got the motor today. That was faster than I thought! Dropping the other in the mail tomorrow after work.Thanks again for the fast responce Thomas.

ravin 02.19.2011 08:41 PM

It looks like the motor only is available http://www.castlecreations.com/products/nc1410.html

E-Revonut 02.20.2011 10:15 AM

I can get the combo for a mere $5 more than just the motor


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