Maxon 244861 is a DC motor reference used in the drive mechanism of legacy SIPLACE 2×8 mm S feeders. Related SIPLACE parts records identify 00327000 / 00327000-01 at the feeder motor or motor-group level, so the key repair decision is whether the requirement is the Maxon motor itself or the larger feeder-drive assembly.
This is the main purchasing risk with 244861. A visually similar motor does not automatically match the installed feeder drive. The motor interface, shaft, drive-wheel or gear connection, mounting and feeder configuration should be checked together. A mismatch can result in inconsistent tape indexing, unstable component presentation, repeated feeder faults and additional production downtime.
Maxon 244861 Feeder Motor Specifications
| Motor Reference | 244861 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Maxon Motor |
| Motor Type | DC motor |
| Application | Legacy SIPLACE 2×8 mm S feeder drive |
| Related SIPLACE Reference | 00327000 / 00327000-01 – 2×8 mm feeder motor / motor-group references |
| Additional Motor Reference | Maxon 136645 appears in commercial records associated with 244861 |
| Repair Decision | Confirm whether the failed item is the motor itself or the larger feeder-drive assembly |
| Matching Information | Motor label, feeder type, installed drive position and motor / drive-wheel configuration |
For broader feeder support, see ASM SIPLACE feeders and feeder parts. This motor belongs to an older 2×8 mm S feeder application, so compatibility should not be assumed from a visually similar Maxon motor or from motors used in later feeder generations.
When a 2×8 mm S feeder develops intermittent or stalled tape advance, the motor is only one possible fault point. Check the drive-wheel interface for visible wear or damage, verify gear engagement and free movement, inspect the tape path for contamination or abnormal resistance, and check the motor wiring and connections. Wear or resistance in the surrounding feeder-drive path can create symptoms similar to a weak or stalled motor.
If the indexing problem cannot be isolated on-site, our technical team can review the feeder label, motor label, installed drive position, photos and movement video remotely to help determine whether the repair should remain at motor level or extend to the larger feeder-drive assembly.
244861 is normally available for spare-parts supply, with confirmed orders usually dispatched within 24–48 hours. For legacy 2×8 mm S feeders, motor-level replacement can be a cost-effective repair option when the motor itself is confirmed as the failed component, avoiding unnecessary replacement of the complete feeder assembly. Exchange-repair support can also be arranged for eligible units to reduce downtime while the original motor is being serviced, and a formal specification confirmation sheet is available for internal purchasing approval.
Send the complete motor label, feeder model, required quantity and installed drive position for compatibility verification and formal quotation.