Hello
Couple of things that may help
1) if the relay clicks, I would do what Dan suggests, basically (and at your own risk :) ) , Gently use a small screwdriver to hook out the motor brush braided wires, then gently pull up so that you are basically lifting the spring loaded Brush (which is attached to the end of the braided wire). You only need to pull it a bit and you will feel it pull out, then let go and it will spring back in. If you try this and the Brush dosent move, then its seized, so try some WD40 to lube/loosen it. The brush should easily spring up and down when pulled.
Do both brushes. If you WD40/lube them, then let them dry before applying lots of power. the WD40 will burn of after a few mins. I have had sticky brushes before and thats stopped the motor from spinning.
2) If the left side of the pod light flashes, it could be a fault in the pod or Control box. But a good think to check is the pod connector block (red wires go into it), The connector block gets corroded it, and on mine it was flashing. So I opened up the pod and connected the red loom connector to the Inside, the inside connections are long and clean, so they make a better connector. My pod stopped flashing and worked. So I brought a new connector and simply pulled of the red wires one by one of the old original connector and presed them into the new modern one (its a laptop/pc one). this then gave me a perfect electrical connection.
Thanks,
posted on: 15/04/2014 20:57:19
