Hi
My front blower motor is sticking, and needs a flick to get it moving- could be the brushes? Anyone know where I can get them from.
thanks
Adam
Front Blower Motor Brushes
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francophile1947
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Re: Front Blower Motor Brushes
More likely partially seized due to water overflowing into it. Strip it down, lubricate it well and ensure that the drain hole in the bulkhead is clear.
John
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Re: Front Blower Motor Brushes
You can't polish a turd - but you can roll it in glitter.
Re: Front Blower Motor Brushes
Thanks for the help,
I have given it spin and it does feel a little tight.
Can anyone help with some pointers for removal of the blower
_ I cannot access the fact sheets.
Thanks
Ad
I have given it spin and it does feel a little tight.
Can anyone help with some pointers for removal of the blower
_ I cannot access the fact sheets.
Thanks
Ad
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missfixit70
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Re: Front Blower Motor Brushes
A quick flick through the threads in the links on the FAQ I linked you to threw up this one which should help - http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 85#p252385
You can't polish a turd - but you can roll it in glitter.
Re: Front Blower Motor Brushes
Thanks Kirsty