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Postby dougmcc » 30 Jun 2012 20:20

Hi there, my motor won't turn so I'm assuming I need a new one. Anyone got any suggestions?
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby Alec124c41 » 30 Jun 2012 23:09

Don't assume.
Is the motor getting electricity?
Does the motor need oil? Does it turn freely, by hand?
Do the capacitors need replacing?
Guessing can get expensive, and frustrating.

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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby dougmcc » 01 Jul 2012 23:08

ya I realize it could be something else, I just haven't fully removed it to test properly. ive only got it off the mount. its not siezed and hoping it is a power issue
I have found a replacement just in case
ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC - 9904 111 31813 - MOTOR, TURNTABLE
from the netherlands. 50 pounds? + shipping
still looking for something closer
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby Alec124c41 » 02 Jul 2012 01:04

Use a digital multimeter to check things, first. It could be that the power cord is frayed inside behind the plug.

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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby dougmcc » 08 Jul 2012 20:48

good idea, I just tried that and power cord had current and motor did not. then switched on power and
the motor had current where wires go into it. So I guess that means it is the motor.
I'm figuring that the way into the cabinet is by taking the screws out of the feet?
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby JaS » 08 Jul 2012 22:11

Usually the phase caps or the resistor go first. It could be the motor but I wouldn't blow £50 on one unless I was (a) absolutely certain it was faulty and (b) certain that the power supply circuit wasn't the cause.

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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby willb » 11 Jul 2012 20:20

dougmcc wrote: ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC - 9904 111 31813 - MOTOR, TURNTABLE
from the netherlands. 50 pounds? + shipping
still looking for something closer


What, like this?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rega-Planar-m ... 2671wt_156

As you are on 110v you'll have to remove the series capacitor, leaving the parallel one in place as in the diagram:
http://www.mclennan.co.uk/datasheets/eu ... 131813.pdf
And put a wire link in it's place.

You could also add one of these:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ISOKINETIK-MT ... 3335wt_839

These are much better than the old Airpax 807's and 818's (which are not made any longer). Whatever you do DON'T BUY ANY MOTOR FROM A LINN LP12 - it'll cost more than a brand new Premotec and won't be as good - but then Linn owners have done that for years!

This is the one everybody uses now - Audionote, Rega etc. I've had one for about 4 years and it's very good, bought from ebay 2nd hand from a Rega owner.

Best of luck with it. :wink:
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby dougmcc » 04 Aug 2012 22:49

hey thanks for all the replies,
I've got the motor out and i want to test it...
is it as simple as puting a couple of the red, blue, or grey wires on a 110v circut?
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby JaS » 04 Aug 2012 22:56

You need to put a multimeter between red and grey, then blue and grey and measure the resistance. Don't worry about the exact reading, but neither should be open circuit and the the two readings should be close to each other.

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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby alternativeroute » 05 Aug 2012 07:15

dougmcc wrote:hey thanks for all the replies,
I've got the motor out and i want to test it...
is it as simple as puting a couple of the red, blue, or grey wires on a 110v circut?


JaS wrote:You need to put a multimeter between red and grey, then blue and grey and measure the resistance. Don't worry about the exact reading, but neither should be open circuit and the the two readings should be close to each other.

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Definitely check with a meter first before applying mains power.

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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby dougmcc » 07 Aug 2012 23:07

with the power off I tried the wires and got 2.45 OHMS for each.
Am I supposed to check it with the power on as well?
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby dougmcc » 07 Aug 2012 23:22

I figure this means the motor is okay and its the phase caps or resistor?
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby alternativeroute » 08 Aug 2012 06:41

dougmcc wrote:with the power off I tried the wires and got 2.45 OHMS for each.
Am I supposed to check it with the power on as well?


No - I think that might be catastrophic for the meter...

dougmcc wrote:I figure this means the motor is okay and its the phase caps or resistor?


Definitely worth doing and it does not cost much...
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Re: systemdek iix motor 9904 111 31807

Postby abril » 08 Aug 2012 15:22

It appears you have 3kohm on the one coil and are full scale on the other?
In which case the full scale one is defective.

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It should be done with the motor wiring completely separated from the mains wiring to ensure no mains wiring faults show up.
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