1. The steering gear is overloaded and causes burnout.

The steering gear is responsible for controlling the turning of the rudder surface and withstanding the torque generated by the turning of the rudder surface. If the torque it bears is too large, it will cause the steering gear to be overloaded. Symptoms of overloading of the servo include the inability to rotate normally or making noise. In severe cases, it may directly burn out. At this time, the rudder surface should be checked in time and the angle should be adjusted to prevent excessive load.

2. Overheating of the steering gear can also cause burnout

If the steering gear works for a long time, the internal temperature of the motor will be too high, which will cause bearing damage, motor winding burnout and other problems. Therefore, when using the steering gear, pay attention to controlling the working time and workload to avoid overheating and burning.