17-04-2016, 11:07 AM
Hi Dave.
Are you 100% certain the motor cycles on the initial two and fro motion of the drum? If it does there must be a simple mechanical answer, like a loose pulley or overly slack belt. If the motor doesn't cycle then there are a few possibilities, firstly remove the belt and try it again form the start of the program, if the motor cycles there could be insufficient torque, perhaps brushes, binding drum bearings, if the motor doesn't cycle then it could be brushes again, partially seized motor bushes/bearings or a control fault.
Good luck
Are you 100% certain the motor cycles on the initial two and fro motion of the drum? If it does there must be a simple mechanical answer, like a loose pulley or overly slack belt. If the motor doesn't cycle then there are a few possibilities, firstly remove the belt and try it again form the start of the program, if the motor cycles there could be insufficient torque, perhaps brushes, binding drum bearings, if the motor doesn't cycle then it could be brushes again, partially seized motor bushes/bearings or a control fault.
Good luck
