Replacement Remote Spring

Spring for the remote trigger

We recommend replacing the throttle spring every 6 months. after salt water use using lanolin spray or Corrosion X on trigger can help prolong its life.

Note: All Boogies shipped since 1 February include a spare spring in the orange repair kit.

Includes 1 x Spring, and 1 x M3 screw to help remove the trigger shaft. 

How to replace the Trigger Spring:

1. Remove the trigger screw

   • Use a 2mm Allen key to remove the small screw that holds the trigger in place.

   • A high-quality Allen key is recommended to prevent rounding the hex socket.

2. Extract the trigger shaft

   • Use the supplied M3 screw, tweezers, or a similar tool to carefully pull the trigger shaft out of the remote.

   • Caution: If the spring hasn’t broken yet, it may pop out suddenly—cover the trigger with your hand to catch it.

3. Inspect the shaft end

   • Check the end of the shaft to ensure the resin is flat.

   • The resin encapsulates a magnet and can swell over time, causing the trigger to stick.

   • If the resin is bulging, sand it flat.

   • If you see corrosion, contact support.

4. Install the new spring

   • Place the new spring into the trigger.

   • Push the trigger and spring back into the remote, aligning the holes.

   • Insert the throttle shaft.

5. Reinstall the screw

   • Fit the M2 screw back in place with a drop of blue Loctite (not red).

6. Recalibrate the trigger

   • Perform a trigger calibration after replacement to ensure correct operation.