[56] Inside a working roller shutter and fixing broken springs - using Viking Arms  

Haha thanks 🤩 I hope so 🙌🏻 Unless the spring is split it should be ok. Can even technically reuse it if it snaps just use the spare hole. (But would have to do that for all of them L10 battery motor lasts many years but depends usage. Maybe 10-15 years or more. Batteries around 5 years. Test it by hooking up your drill battery to the wall terminals

Very cool! Hard to say though. Sounds like the automatic limit system inside may have broken and it didn’t stop

Awesome, glad it helped. This is in South Australia at the Golf Club

Hey, G’day from Australia, that’s amazing! I’d love a beer but would be more than grateful for just a quick review for the business 😎 goo.gl/da4ozW

Any time! 🫡

Inside the axle it’s a tubular motor

If you’ve got room on the side yeah just take out the rivets to the connecting springs, lift all the slats up and over the axle, then slide out any slats. You’ll just have to remove the little end clips

Fantastic work 👌🏻

Not typically needed however I always give everything a good silicon spray on all moving parts.

Beauty, yeah T Straps is a good name. No idea why they are called springs over here but I assume it’s because they spring the slats back when closed

Normally 3.5mm

@@rollerdoorsmy friend, I just completed repairing my ancient “WinBlock” shutter over my balcony slider for about $$50 bucks. Bought the “springs” online, a pop rivet gun and the correct rivets, followed your tutorial (wishing like hell I had Viking Arms!), adjusted the limit switch, and boom, like new again. Huge thanks!