The tip of the screw indicating where the plastic post that held the gear in place was located.
The piece of steel ejector pin epoxied in place with JB-Weld. The unit is back in operation and working great. Thanks for reading
The 3/32" steel ejector pin I cut and used for the new post. You can see the blind press fit hole I drilled into the case.
The broken plastic post that held the gear
The tip of the screw indicating where the plastic post that held the gear in place was located.
Add-A-Motor D-20 failed after 7 months of use
Updated on March 22, 2012 I finally added the trim and cover to conceal the motor. It really reduced the sound of the motor.
G-Man

The tip of the screw indicating where the plastic post that held the gear in place was located.

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