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Re: Check Your New Train Motors!
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lugnet.lego
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Mon, 12 Jul 2004 23:27:24 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Mark Bellis wrote:
> I just had a new train motor (10153) that was missing a rubber tyre off one of
> its wheels. It's quite a difficult fault to spot by eye, but my 'commissioning
> test' (running new motors round the track for a few laps) showed that this motor
> was unstable. The fault was obvious after that.
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> LS@H are on the case. I just hope I don't get banned for ringing up every time
> there's a fault - they must have a catalogue of calls from me by now!
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> The motor itself was fine - shame the tyre can't be replaced by itself. I
> suppose the more human intervention there is in producing a piece like the
> motor, the more room there is for error.
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> Mark
so are there any visable differances between the new and old 9volt train motors?
also what set did you get the new motor out of?
ondrew
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