I had trouble with what seemed to have been the bearings getting seized up, so I changed them myself and followed the instructions in th manual as close as possible however there is no changes to the response from the motor. When spinning it by hand it seem that it is very hard to and when I reassembled the Rotor into the Strator, I noticed that more I was screwing the rotor more it was getting hard to spin it.Seems that it sounded like the magnets were stopping it to spin freely.If I screw the Rotor half way is course then it would spin freely. If I start the machine with such a hard turn on the Strator, the beeper would start as soon as the motor is engaged to spin. I can't find the reason why would the magnets on the Rotor creates the hard-to-spin situation. Please, help! NB.: By-the-way, the note in the Manual about the Radial Movement of the Strator indicating that the Strator is correctly fastened.....is not feasable. Cheers
Possible outer casing out of alinment, try lining up while doing up the bolts. Regards Engineer
Posted on Jul 30, 2007
this will be inside the washer on the power supply hope it helps589 views
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