The cheapest of the cheap servo motor

[Zac]

A quick follow up, my new servo motor arrived yesterday afternoon so I set it up and have got it up and running.

It was a very easy change over, it fit in the same spot as the old motor. Took around an hour to do the full change over. The new motor came with a 75mm pulley, my old clutch motor had a 50mm pulley so I swapped that over too.

It’s very nice having a silent motor in a small apartment that in itself is almost worth the $99. It didn’t come with any manual or instructions so I have no idea what the up and down button do.. but it is a lot slower than it was and so much easier to control so no complaints from me! I’m sure some mucking around and I will figure it out.

[dikman]

I'd contact the seller and ask for the operating instructions. If they say they can't get them then tell them you want a refund, under ebay policy, as it's no use if you can't programme it and under Australian Consumer Law it's therefore not of merchantable quality. It shouldn't be sold without the instructions. Trying to figure it out without some sort of instructions isn't going to be easy as you have no idea what parameters it has available.

[Bert51]

Your right dikman and if they say they don't have or won't, give you a refund, tell them you will go to PayPal and cancel the payment and PayPal  will have to by law, as dikman stated.

Bert.