Troubleshooting guide

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REPAIRING YOUR HELICOPTER
• If the tail rotor disengages or breaks during ight gently pull o the damaged rotor.
Press on the new tail rotor included with your kit. Make sure the beveled side of
the rotor blades face toward the tail motor. Do not press the new tail rotor onto the
motor shaft too far or the motor will bind.
• Use Foam Safe glue to repair cracks or damage to the fuselage assembly.
• If any glued parts come loose, please use foam safe glue to reattach.
• If the stabilizer y-bar breaks for any reason you can replace it. Start by removing the
stabilizer pushrods located on both sides of the y-bar. Then remove the center steel
pin that holds the fly-bar to the main shaft. Install the new fly-bar onto the main
shaft. Reinsert the steel pin and make sure it locks into place. Then reattach the two
stabilizer pushrods.
TIP: Always use extra care when handling parts on the helicopter. Take your time
and be patient. Remember that it is important to use as little additional material for
repair as possible. The helicopter is lightweight and balanced. Make sure to always
balance your helicopter after a repair. An example would be if you glue parts on the
fuselage and the helicopter seems to lean or go to one side in flight, you can add
similar weight to the other side for balance.
SPARE PARTS LIST
Spare, repair and replacement parts are readily available for your helicopter. Should
you need parts, visit your local hobby dealer rst. If unavailable, you may order directly
from Megatech. Use this sheet as a guide
PART# DESCRIPTION
MTC992002 REPAIR GLUE (½ OUNCE TUBE)
MTC951101 REPLACEMENT TRANSMITTER
MTC951102 TRANSMITTER BATTERY COVER
MTC951103 COMPLETE REPLACEMENT HELICOPTER - CH. A
MTC951104 COMPLETE REPLACEMENT HELICOPTER - CH. B
MTC960205 STABILIZER FLY-BAR WITH PUSHRODS
MTC960206 TAIL ROTOR BLADE
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