Protocol Galileo Stealth Motor Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide will walk you through how remove the drone motors from the lower housing. Minimal tooling is required; however, prerequisite steps are required. This guide is useful for replacing a motor that may be defective or damaged.
What you need
Parts
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Protocol Galileo Stealth Drone Motor (B) (Drone Motor)Affiliate linkAvailable for sale on Amazon
Motor B
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Protocol Galileo Stealth Drone Motor (A) (Drone Motor)Affiliate linkAvailable for sale on Amazon
Motor A
Tools
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Remove the chrome shaft cover by lightly pulling it away from the drone.
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Using a Phillips #000 screwdriver, remove the 7mm screw from the propeller stop.
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Remove the propeller stop from shaft by lightly pulling it away from the drone.
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Remove the 8mm long Phillips #0 screws (24 total) from the lower housing unit.
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Separate the upper and lower housing units by lightly pulling the two housing units apart.
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Remove the 3 outer 8mm long Phillips #0 screws from the lower drone housing.
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Remove the 2 inner 3 mm long Phillips #0 screws from the drone motor.
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Remove the two 6mm long Phillips #0 screws from the lower motor cover located on the underside of the drone.
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Unclip the wire plug by applying light pressure to the wire plug with the plastic opening tool, and remove the motor.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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