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Shimano Curado 200K Problem Cause

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I bought a Curado K and I sent it to Shimano because I felt there was something wrong with it. I didn’t fish it and it was still under warranty. I recently got it back and they replaced the drive, pinion and ball bearing. Anyone know what could have been the problem? @Delaware Valley Tackle

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Your description is too vague. 

 

Why did you send it in exactly?

 

Did they replace the drive gear and pinon gear or did they replace the bearings that support the drive shaft shaft, pinion gear?

"And ball bearing" doesn't make sense. 

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56 minutes ago, iabass8 said:

Your description is too vague. 

 

Why did you send it in exactly?

 

Did they replace the drive gear and pinon gear or did they replace the bearings that support the drive shaft shaft, pinion gear?

"And ball bearing" doesn't make sense. 

It was making an odd noise, they replaced the drive gear, they replaced the pinion gear and they also replaced a ball bearing.

I’d say what they replace is what was wrong with it. How’s it feel now?

I doubt they spent any time diagnosing. It's impossible to tell without seeing it prior to repair. From what they replaced I assume it was grinding? As long as it works now don't fret. I'm sure it's no system wide problem or we'd hear lots about it. 

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Just now, EvanT123 said:

I’d say what they replace is what was wrong with it. How’s it feel now?

A lot better, I just wanted to know the cause of something like that happening. It seems odd that a reel that’s less than a year old would have problems already.

2 minutes ago, Delaware Valley Tackle said:

I doubt they spent any time diagnosing. It's impossible to tell without seeing it prior to repair. From what they replaced I assume it was grinding? As long as it works now don't fret. I'm sure it's no system wide problem or we'd hear lots about it. 

Yeah, it was a grinding noise.

11 minutes ago, TylerT123 said:

A lot better, I just wanted to know the cause of something like that happening. It seems odd that a reel that’s less than a year old would have problems already.

Yeah, it was a grinding noise.

Could be the tiny gear teeth

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40 minutes ago, EvanT123 said:

Could be the tiny gear teeth

Of the pinion/drive gear?

You don't mention how long you had the reel and how much you had used it.  Was the thumb bar down when you would start a cranking retrieve?

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1 minute ago, OnthePotomac said:

You don't mention how long you had the reel and how much you had used it.  Was the thumb bar down when you would start a cranking retrieve?

 

On 2/9/2018 at 12:37 PM, TylerT123 said:

I bought a Curado K and I sent it to Shimano because I felt there was something wrong with it. I didn’t fish it and it was still under warranty. I recently got it back and they replaced the drive, pinion and ball bearing. Anyone know what could have been the problem? @Delaware Valley Tackle

I bought it on Dec. 26

Very short life :) 

 

I would say that they just slapped more grease on the gears to make it smooth. 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Burke said:

Very short life :) 

 

I would say that they just slapped more grease on the gears to make it smooth. 

 

 

No, they replaced stuff

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