Part Repair & Sourcing
Motor Repair
Servo, BLDC and induction motors — electrical and mechanical.
- 7-day standard turnaround
- 12-month warranty
- Free UK-wide collection
Faults we see most
- Bearing noise, roughness, or a shaft that will not turn freely by hand
- Overheating, or current draw climbing on the same duty
- Positional drift, hunting or loss of accuracy on a servo axis
- Encoder or resolver faults and feedback dropouts
- Seal failure and oil or coolant ingress
- Holding brake not releasing, or not holding
How a repair is proven before it comes back
Nothing is signed off on a power-up. Every unit in this category goes through:
- Six-axis vibration analysis on the rebuilt assembly
- Insulation resistance and winding balance checks
- Feedback device monitored through full travel
- Brake performance tested to specification
- Run testing under load before release
Board-level rework is carried out by IPC7711 and IPC7721 certified technicians working to ISO 9001:2015, and the test evidence comes back with the unit.
Manufacturers covered
The equipment seen most often in this category. If yours is not here it is still worth asking — the fault modes rarely change much between brands.
- Rexroth
- Lenze
- AMK
- Baumüller
- Elau
- Parvalux
- SEW-Eurodrive
- Baldor
- Kollmorgen
- Siemens
- Fanuc
- Yaskawa
How a repair actually runs
Four stages, one point of contact throughout. You deal with us; we deal with the workshop.
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We collect
Tell us what has failed and where it is. Collection is arranged across the UK at no charge, and the unit is booked in against your account with its serial, its symptoms and who reported them.
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We diagnose and quote
The unit is bench-tested to confirm the reported fault before anyone opens it, then stripped to component level. You get a fixed quote and an honest verdict — including when replacement is the better buy.
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We repair
Board-level rework is carried out by IPC-7711/7721 certified technicians working to ISO 9001. Failed components are replaced with tested equivalents, not bodged around.
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We prove it, then return it
Nothing ships on a continuity check. Units are soak tested, load tested and exercised against manufacturer software, and come back with the test evidence and a 12-month warranty.
Common questions
When should a motor be repaired instead of replaced?
Repair is the obvious call when the windings are sound and the fault is mechanical — bearings, seals, or a feedback device. That covers the large majority of servo motor failures and is quick, cheap and completely reliable once done.
It stays worthwhile even on winding faults for high-value servo and BLDC motors, and for anything obsolete. Replacement makes more sense on small, current, low-cost induction motors.
Do you rewind motors?
Rewinds are arranged where they are the right answer — typically on high-value servo and BLDC motors, or anything obsolete. On a small current-production induction motor, replacement is usually cheaper and we will say so.
Can you repair the encoder as well as the motor?
Yes, and it is often the encoder rather than the motor. Feedback devices are tested through full travel and repaired or replaced as part of the same job.
Got a unit that needs looking at?
Send the make, model and what it is doing. You will get a straight answer on whether repair is the right call.
