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SKU T10-DDM-MOTOR
AU$309.09
Also suits Apollo Pro & Explore, Bexley & Black Edition 10X & MiniWalker Tiger 10 Pro+.
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The T10-DDM Motor (suit Zero 10X, Dragon Hunter X10) is the factory stock motor in Zero 10X and other ODM's such as Dragon Hunter X10, Apollo Pro & Explore, Bexley & Black Edition 10X & MiniWalker Tiger 10 Pro+.
52 volts, 1000 watts / 60 volts, 1200 watts.
Includes:
Motor Rim Cover (complete rim),
Pair axil nuts (M14, 1.5mm pitch),
Pair of Round Washers,
Pair of Hook Washers,
6 Rim Cover bolts, M5 x 16mm socket head (longer such as 20mm and 25mm can be fitted).
Motor phase wires have a yellow MT60 connector with factory-crimped female pins. Hall sensor wires have factory crimped male connectors to insert into the original white connector housing.
Axil shaft has industry standard M14 with 10mm key.
Nameplate: LGSDDM10'50H52V1000W-60V1200Wxxxxxx
Notes:
This motor is the current version on T10-DDM builds (WT) as shown below on left. It is suitable as replacement for the 60V nameplate version LGSDDM60V10"1200Wxxxxxxxxxx as shown below in center.
The older motor version (HM) as shown on right will often have nameplate HMDDM52V1000W10"xxxxxxxx.
The two motors have a different Motor Rim Cover. The current version (WT) motor housing has two distinct silver rings on the motor wire side with Motor Rim Cover that is without hole for valve, is silver in colour tube-side and holes for the six rim bolts are on the plate. The older version (HM) motor housing has no silver rings on the motor wire side with Motor Rim Cover with hole for valve, is black colour tube-side and there are six extrusions for the rim bolts.
Low tyre pressure and/or loose split rim screws can contribute to rim failure. When securing split rim screws, ensure even pressure is applied, apply thread locker and check screws are tight frequently until bedded in.