Update:
As it turned out it was the brushes on the motor.
Thanks to all for your input.
brushes £8 on ebay, a cheap fix.
Update:
As it turned out it was the brushes on the motor.
Thanks to all for your input.
brushes £8 on ebay, a cheap fix.
Thank you for letting us know you got it working.
That was why I asked the question about the drum of course. I understand some now use brushless motors a bit like the ones that drive CD and dvd players. Brian
Yes thanks to you guys it got sorted I would never have thought to check the brushes.
Before I push it back in to its proper situ I will replace the drum pulley wheel as I noticed a bit of play on that when the motor was out.
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