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Old Oct 8th, 2015, 20:21   #19
dingov70
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Evening , been reading your postings & trawled my fading memory . From my findings , i agree the brushes required changing , BUt you also need to clean the commutator . I use garryflex blocks & wash off the comm with brake cleaner as it leaves no residue , use the finest grit block gently , it will remove any dark marks & wear ridges on the commutator

http://www.axminster.co.uk/garryflex...cleaning-block

I would also wash out the brush holders & springs as these can become very dirty and stop brushes from pressing on the comm properly and even bounce off when the comm spins at high speed .
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