CHASING DORY DISASSEMBLY, Cleaning and motor servicing

[@gerryyou9237]

Good job

[@Andrbusu]

Thanks

[@fatwoul]

Were all of your case screws philips? ONE of mine was a T6 anti-tamper torx. ONE. That's just spiteful lol. I've ordered a full set of long anti-tamper torx so I can finally open up the case and work on my forward port thruster.

[@Andrbusu]

Sorry for the late reply. I am not sure I saw a Y6 screw whilst opening it coz it's been a while. That's a good idea replacing the screws. Good luck working on the forward por thruster :)

[@tonykim2255]

Very informative video! I noticed that one of the screws is different from others. What size of the screw driver did you use?

[@Andrbusu]

To be honest I use a "wide enough" philips screwdriver so I don't damage the heads of the screws. If the head of any scew gets damaged, I replace it with a Nickel based screw. Do not use steel.

[@tonykim2255]

@@Andrbusu Thanks!

[@anderssigfeldt335]

Is it possible to get stronger lights ? Anders Sweden Göteborg

[@Andrbusu]

Sorry for the late reply haha. Well, if you know how to get a 3W-8W LED, wire it up and house it in clear epoxy to waterproof it, then yes, it is possible ;)

[@anderssigfeldt335]

@@Andrbusu Tack !

[@dandragon1st]

Ummmm. I understand that you opened it 'cause you wanted... Yet i think opening it i think makes the warranty void instantly... I thikt this is what we can do when rov is after warranty and to sens it for service would be parting your rov for more than a month... I think this is not a standard post use approach...

[@Andrbusu]

Thank you for the comment and feedback. I usually work on things that would have gone out of their warranty time ofcourse. The motors seem very prone to rusting and seizing quickly so I had no other choice but to work on it. As long as the main module is not damaged and the connectors are in good condition, then the ROV is operational. Luckily I also have the right knowledge and experience to do work like this.