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Do all of them need to be plastic, or can just one? Typically what I have seen is one gear is plastic and the rest are metal
by Atotalnoob 3y ago
Do all of them need to be plastic, or can just one?
Typically what I have seen is one gear is plastic and the rest are metal
- mikepurvis 3y agoAlso depends what the larger policy is around that one designed-to-fail part. Is it a toolless swap, with the store manager having a baggy of them in a cabinet somewhere? Or is even the sacrificial component only able to be swapped out by a special technician who must be specially summoned with some amount of cost and lead-time?
- simcop2387 3y agoThat'll depend a lot on the plastics and forces involved. Sometimes metal against plastic like that will increase the wear of the plastic parts because of the differences in hardness of the materials.