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In this video we take a look at the process of repairing a model locomotive motor when you suspect a motor burnout.
useful information jenny,nice one.jpj
I had to look up "white spirits." It is a British description. It is the same as turpentine or mineral spirits in the states. I will try this. When I started repairing trains in a hobby shop some 50 years ago, I was taught to only use denatured alcohol, or grain alcohol poisoned to make it unsuitable to drink. In some cases, Electric contact cleaner could be used. We always made sure that the cleaner would not react with the plastic, or paints. Your solution is more economical. Thank you.
LOL magic smoke!
Ok Ms.Jennifer, what is white Sprite? Do I have to find a ghost in a cemetery at midnight? Or?
I have an older Rivarossi Dreyfuss Hudson that is overheating. I'm thinking it needs an engine replacement. Now with your information it may not. I know from my experience with HO Scale slot cars that oil is a major enemy of the comutator.
Good job!
Excelent quality video …
No sound failures and very good production!
Bravooo!
Jen sometimes there is a burning smell coming from the transformer ? Any ideas ? Take Care .
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Why is the Loco in the thumbnail so huge??
👍 First video! I'm subscribed now.
Thank you so much for the video. This information is helpful. It can be purposed on my "S" and "O" gauge model trains.