The Nice Apollo A2014 is the motor and pinion gear assembly used in compatible Apollo 416 and 816 style linear actuator gate arms. This assembly is part of the actuator drive system that moves the gate arm under control of the gate operator board. It is commonly replaced when the actuator motor is failed, noisy, weak under load, physically damaged, or when the pinion gear is worn or damaged. Because motor symptoms can also be caused by batteries, charging issues, control-board faults, binding gates, damaged gear train parts, or incorrect force settings, the actuator should be diagnosed before ordering. A2014 should be matched to the actuator model and not confused with external control boards, complete actuator arms, or different motor assemblies.
| Manufacturer | Nice Apollo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Motor and pinion gear assembly |
| Part Number | A2014 |
| Application | Actuator drive motor service assembly |
| Compatible Operator Type | Apollo 416/416X and 816/816X swing gate actuators |
| Notes | Motor and pinion gear assembly; verify actuator model before ordering. |
Before replacing the motor, check that the gate swings freely by hand, the batteries and charging system are healthy, and the control board is not showing a wiring or overload issue. A new motor can be damaged if the gate is binding or the actuator gear train is seized.
Gate operator parts should be installed with the operator powered down and the gate secured against movement. For electrical diagnosis, actuator disassembly, or unsafe gate movement, use a qualified gate technician. Do not bypass required safety devices or use this service part to defeat UL325 safety functions.
Do not replace the motor to overcome a dragging gate, seized hinge, bent actuator, or bypassed safety issue. Mechanical binding must be corrected before the operator is returned to service.
A2014 is the motor and pinion gear assembly for compatible Apollo 416 and 816 style actuators.
Yes, it is commonly listed for Apollo 816 and 816X actuators, as well as 416 and 416X actuators.
Yes. Board output, battery condition, wiring, and charging problems can all look like motor failure, so diagnosis is important.
No. It is the motor and pinion gear assembly only, not the complete linear actuator.
Check gate swing, hinges, actuator gear train, batteries, charging system, wiring, and control-board output before replacing the motor.