I HAVE A HAMMON ORGAN T-524C VOLTS AC 120, HERTZ 60 AMPS 20. FIRST THE SOUND STOPPED COMING OUT AND NOW THE MOTOR HAS STOPPED RUNING. WHAT CAUSED THIS? WHAT CAN I DO? wHERE CAN I GET PARTS?i IS IT WORTY FIXING? PLEASE INFORM ME.

It could be a capacitor issue, if you will be able to open the organ from behind, look for a piece that looks like the picture below and check if it is almost bursting or ballooning,( like when you put some Coke in a plastic bottle then shake it until the bottle almost pops), if you see them like that, that means they may be damaged and must be replaced. check the catalog here

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I think there is no defected parts, it is only loose or crack or cold solder joints connections to the circuit board.This is a common problem "you done nothing and then it's not works"...
Cold solder issues - each component is soldered into small holes on the printed circuit board which in turn connects said component to the other components. Due to time, heat, use, some solder joints would be cracked or loose. It is possible that the cold solder is still minimally connected (hanging by a thread). When the Hammond organ turns on heat would be generated which would be sufficient to further loosen up the solder joint to the point it no longer provides electrical contact. Jarring the unit creates movement inside enough to re establish the contact, sometime good enough sometimes not enough.

Again, since the unit still operates (sometimes) then it is highly probable that there are no defective components. As you have surmised, it is possibly a loose connection, solder joints are "connections" except that molten soldering lead is used to attach/connect the component to the board, "loose connection" in this sense is equal to "cold solder".

Again on the assumption of no defective parts, then seeking a more experienced buddy for the soldering might be to your advantage. This is of course in addition to the possible electrical hazards when repairing.don't forget to rate ;this is the only way i get paid for my works thank you in advance..

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The only way to find out what the problem is to open it and check any fuses in there, if all the fuses appear OK next step would be to measure the voltages from the power source to the rest of the circuitry.
I would suggest to contact this website for parts availability and they might be able to help you.

It sounds to me like it blew a fuse. Open up the organ and look around where the power cord enters the internals. There should be some sort of inline fuse there. If there is simply relace it with a fuse of the exact same value and type.You can bring the fuse to radio shack and they will help you locate the proper fuse. You can get a little pack of four for a couple of dollars. Also make sure you are getting power to the organ. Have you checked the outlet it is plugged into? Plug in a lamp or other device and make sure there is power to the outlet and the plug is in it securely. If you need more help feel free to ask me. I hope this was helpful....
George

Either the motor has blown or the resistor before motor contact is gone.