if you're like me and dont want to spend $35 to replace the lock motor, well heres some help to fix it like new for $5
you will need a dremel or grinding tool to half notch the new motors shaft to fit the plastic gear
you will also need a new motor, i found mine on ebay for $5
part # FC-280PT-22125 or FC-280PC-22125 or Johnson KF243G-101
Shaft: ROUNDYOU WILL NEED TO GRIND THE SHAFT TO MATCH THE OLD ONE! - 2mm diameter x 9.85mm length
Canister: 24.2mm Diameter (18.3mm on flat sides) x 30.5mm long
Overall Length: 45.0mm (Tip to Tail)
follow the guides and links posted below like you would normally replace and remove the whole lock motor but when you remove door lock actuator from the door latch pry it open with a flat head screwdriver working around the edges and pry the lid off
inside you will see the little metal motor that wears out, lift it straight up and it will "unplug" from the terminals that power it, next be careful not to drop the gear and brass washer that will slide right off the end, store them safely somewhere
grind your new motor shaft to match then either hot glue or super glue the actuator box back together "i would do this after you hold the box together plug it in and cycle the lock a few times to test and make sure you put it back together correctly
viola $5 well spent! :beerchug:
similar resource links so you get the idea
http://my.is/forums/f221/diy-guide-door-actuator-motor-414788/
you will need a dremel or grinding tool to half notch the new motors shaft to fit the plastic gear
you will also need a new motor, i found mine on ebay for $5
part # FC-280PT-22125 or FC-280PC-22125 or Johnson KF243G-101
Shaft: ROUNDYOU WILL NEED TO GRIND THE SHAFT TO MATCH THE OLD ONE! - 2mm diameter x 9.85mm length
Canister: 24.2mm Diameter (18.3mm on flat sides) x 30.5mm long
Overall Length: 45.0mm (Tip to Tail)
follow the guides and links posted below like you would normally replace and remove the whole lock motor but when you remove door lock actuator from the door latch pry it open with a flat head screwdriver working around the edges and pry the lid off
inside you will see the little metal motor that wears out, lift it straight up and it will "unplug" from the terminals that power it, next be careful not to drop the gear and brass washer that will slide right off the end, store them safely somewhere
grind your new motor shaft to match then either hot glue or super glue the actuator box back together "i would do this after you hold the box together plug it in and cycle the lock a few times to test and make sure you put it back together correctly
viola $5 well spent! :beerchug:
similar resource links so you get the idea
http://my.is/forums/f221/diy-guide-door-actuator-motor-414788/