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Re: What should you do with a stuck motor?
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lugnet.technic
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Thu, 30 Jun 2005 09:22:04 GMT
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Hello Jordan,
In lugnet.technic, Jordan Bradford wrote:
> Last night I had a new-style 9V motor attached directly to a 40-tooth gear
> that was turning an 8-tooth gear. There was a fair amount of torque involved,
> and my motor stalled after a while. Now the thing won't turn unless I really
> force it. What should I do? Should I call LEGO and have them send me a new
> one? Should I take it apart and try to fix it?
As Joäo said, opening 43362 is a nightmare (for more details, see
http://philohome.com/motors/motor.htm), and LEGO service is for sure the best
way to go.
> What happened to it, anyway?
I don't think that your motor could electrically burnt. But I have seen 43362
motors with broken internal gears.
Philo
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| Last night I had a new-style 9V motor attached directly to a 40-tooth gear that was turning an 8-tooth gear. There was a fair amount of torque involved, and my motor stalled after a while. Now the thing won't turn unless I really force it. What (...) (19 years ago, 29-Jun-05, to lugnet.technic, lugnet.robotics, FTX)
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