How do I fix the drive motor?

The motor is going bad and or the plastic track that actually does the lifting and lowering of the window ( i forget the exact name of it ) is going bad However if you replace the window motor you will need to replace that " track " too .But i think the motor for your window is about done At some point it just wont do anything at all

Check to see if the carriage moves left and right smoothly. There should be some resistance, but it should not be jerky. If it is jerky, it may be the carriage drive motor or the gears. The gears and motor are difficult to replace and you have to disassemble the left side of the printer and most of the insides on the left hand side to change it. I would call an authorized Canon/Oce service provider.

Sounds like you have a bad motor controller. If your machine is over 7 years old you'll also need a new walking belt.

Could be the switch, but it sounds like the motor is going bad. However, I dont know if you tried to lubricating the tracs. Some of these seats are on ball bearings and some on nylon bushings, either way they need to be lubricated once in a great while. Have you tried to help the seat to move by pushing in the direction it is going to see if it speeds up. If so, the seat motor is going out or the tracks are binding up. I hope this helps.

Mine was a broken contact spring in the motor that sensed the wipers position: I fixed it with a paperclip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcfYtbTcrqk

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To adjust the walking belt, locate 2 hex head bolts, one on either side of the deck on the very back of the machine. These bolts will be recessed inside the plastic covers. Your treadmill came with a tool for this, but if you can’t find it, a standard (not metric) allen wrench kit will work. It’s helpful to have a wrench in each bolt so that you can adjust them at the same time, but one will work.

The allen bolts thread directly through each side of the rear roller. As you tighten the bolts, it pulls the rear roller away from the front roller, tightening the walking belt. This also centers it; if you tighten one bolt, it pushes the belt towards the center of the walking deck away from the bolt you’re tightening. So if the belt is too far to the right, tighten the right bolt and it will move towards the center.

Place your wrenches in the roller bolts and turn the machine on to 3-4 miles an hour. Keep your fingers clear of the belt, it will eat them. This method is quick, because you can see the belt move as you tighten one side or the other. It takes a few seconds, but if you tighten the right bolt for instance, you will see the belt move to the left. If the belt is loose but centered, tighten each bolt ½ turn and then get on the machine and see if it slips. The user manual will tell you to pull it up a couple of inches to test the tightness, which is a relative method and doesn’t necessarily work. My wife can pull on the belt and get 2 inches, and I can probably get 3 or even 4 if I’m showing off. The best way to test it is to gradually tighten it until you can run on it without it slipping.

You should lube the belt a couple of times a year. You can get them from iconfitness.com

Good Luck!

lucy
you have a bad connection somewhere in the unit
this is a fire hazard and you should not use this until its been fixed
could be a pinched wire or broken connections

Well for one, make sure you speed up slowly, dont HIT the accelerator. It may also be problems with your fuel filter. After you are stoped fuel stops running through the fuel pump/filter and then when you start going its starts to run through again and it cant keep up so it gets bubbles in it and doesnt move throught the filter easily hence the jerky accelerating. Good Luck

did u check the throttle position sensor

the drive needs cleaning

use a DVD/CD Cleaner disk to clean the lens.