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Old 08-10-2011, 07:26 AM   #1
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Default I don't think this is repairable....

...but I could be wrong..... What do you think?
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Old 08-10-2011, 07:39 AM   #2
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Default Re: I don't think this is repairable....

seems to me if you have the time and your not afraid to waste a few hours if it dosn,t work i would get a small flat corase file and go at it.......dosn,t have to look pretty or even perfect but its just possible.........thats the kind of thing i would love to do while sitting at the campfire alone with no distractions......as long as there are no breaks ( i didn,t see any ) but my eyes are the best anymore...............if it dosn,t work then you just pitch it in the campfire and watch the pretty flames.....................
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seems to me if you have the time and your not afraid to waste a few hours if it dosn,t work i would get a small flat corase file and go at it.......dosn,t have to look pretty or even perfect but its just possible.........thats the kind of thing i would love to do while sitting at the campfire alone with no distractions......as long as there are no breaks ( i didn,t see any ) but my eyes are the best anymore...............if it dosn,t work then you just pitch it in the campfire and watch the pretty flames.....................
Could be, the one thing I did forget to mention....is the motor will not run, so I think it may be fubar'd, it's been WAY hot, see the coupler, it's been so hot that it's not shinny and is very black.
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Default Re: I don't think this is repairable....

ok is it that the motor quit and this is what you found? or the motor didn,t work before you found this? ..................................
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ok is it that the motor quit and this is what you found? or the motor didn,t work before you found this? ..................................
Motor quit, got hot, this is what I found, bearing is toast as well.
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Default Re: I don't think this is repairable....

it can be rewound.
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Old 08-10-2011, 07:36 PM   #7
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it can be rewound.


yeah but how much? i wonder if it was the bearing that caused the rest of the damage......if it were a bearing that froze and than the heat if the windings can be saved its worth saving........that is if its just the bearing that caused it...................................
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yeah but how much? i wonder if it was the bearing that caused the rest of the damage......if it were a bearing that froze and than the heat if the windings can be saved its worth saving........that is if its just the bearing that caused it...................................
i have no idea how much... i thought that was what PQ does with 'em??
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one would think thats part of what they do......my point about rewinding is if it 300 to lets say just rewind it then it might be smarter to just buy another motor.....they are almost the same price or even cheaper.......i know if you price out the internal parts its almost twice the price of a new one.....................
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Default Re: I don't think this is repairable....

those look like fresh coils, but then again, also kinda looks like fresh paint...

heres a good primer on the process: Flat Wire DC Motor Armatures Rewound
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