Replacement of an electric motor from ORANE410
Your electric motor no longer works and you need to replace it. Follow the step by step of this tutorial. |
Difficulty: Moderate Time required: 20 minutes Number of steps: 11 Updated: October 2025 | Equipment required: Key or screw head BTR 4, Cruciform screwdriver or cruciform screw head Detached part(s): Reference: 580154BElectric motor ORANE 410 |
Step 1: Repeating BTR screws
Locate the 7 BTR screws (starred in red)
Tip: Bring unscrewing
Factory, the screws can be tight and cannot be turned with a screwdriver. Using a BTR key, unscrew the screws to cut them off. Once the screw can be turned freely, you can use the screwdriver to go faster.
Step 2: Unscrewing BTR screws
Remove the 7 BTR screws from the engine
Step 3: Engine opening
Once the last screw is removed, the engine will open on its own, the engine axis rising due to its rest on the worktop
Step 4: Separation of Elements
Completely remove the electric motor and its support from the motor block.
Step 5: Cutting engine fastening screws on the support
Turn the electric motor and locate the 4 cruciform screws (sworn in red)
Step 6: Unscrewing screws for fixing the motor on the support
Unscrew the 4 cruciform screws
Step 7: Separation of the electric motor from the support
The motor is separated from its support. You can put the defective electric motor to the discarded.
Step 8: Installation of the new electric motor on the support
Take the new engine and reposition it on the stand. Be careful to position the electric motor pocket above the screw holes.
Step 9: Fixing the electric motor to the support
Turn on the 4 cruciform screws to fix the engine to its support.
Tip: Positioning the engine block on the worktop
In order to be able to close the engine correctly, the engine axis must be able to go out completely below. Position your engine block on the worktop so that the engine axis is vacuum and free to exit under the engine block.
Step 10: Restoring the electric motor on the motor block
Reposition the endless screw of the electric motor in the motor block. Do not hesitate to move the electric motor slightly from right to left so that the threading of the endless screw passes the teeth of the toothed wheel of the transmission bar. Think of greasing the endless screw of the engine with rolling grease, or using the excess grease present at the mechanical system.
Step 11: Closure of the engine block
Turn the BTR screws to close the engine block.
The engine is ready to be installed again on your portal.
Think about performing a new self-learning so that the card can work properly afterwards.