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> On 2015m03d23, at 22:27, Neil <picdude3@narwani.org> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> My high-school robotics team has this mill (=20
> http://www.amazon.com/Grizzly-G1006-Mill-Drill/dp/B0000DD0AF ) and the=20
> motor recently stopped.  If I switch it on repeatedly, every few times=20
> it will "kick" is smidge as if it wants to come on, but does not.
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#1   remove the belt
#2   by hand , check that the motor rotates freely. It should be easy to sp=
in.
#3   switch the power on and see if the motor sees the proper AC voltage at=
 the motor.
  The switch or wiring could be bad.
#4   Try to find a label on the motor that can be used to look up the type =
of motor it is.
    What is the voltage and current rating of the motor ?  Is there a switc=
h on the=20
    motor or elsewhere that selects between 120VAC and 240VAC ?  That switc=
h could be
    bad.
#5   Take some photos of the motor, the caps, the wiring inside the electri=
cal box attached to the motor.   I am sure someone on the list can tell you=
 what kind of motor it is and what the wiring should be like.
#6   Remove the motor and take it to a motor shop.  Most shops will test th=
e motor ( for free ) and tell you what must be repaired.

Best
Gus
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