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Motor function not working, all sounds OK

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GMM6809:
I had this exact problem with one of my engines.

The problem was that a motor shorted. Out of nowhere.
But I replaced the motor and it was all good to go.

ON28:
I had an older Stewart/Kato motor die on me shortly after installing an LM3 and doing a successful current test. It was suggested that the insulation on the windings had deteriorated. For $10 I got a new motor from Bowser and all was right with the world.

faithie999:

--- Quote from: Tom on December 04, 2021, 08:21:18 PM ---A bit early I guess, but curious if there has been any resolution yet.  I have the same problem occurring a week or two ago.  A consist of three locos was not moving as I thought it should.  After unMUing the locos, one would not move but all of the lights and sounds work including the prime mover every 15%.

--- End quote ---
have you had a chance to check the motor in the failed loco?

Boomer68:
I haven’t had a chance to try more yet.  When I do I will post more.

MtRR75:

--- Quote from: GMM6809 on December 05, 2021, 01:08:51 PM ---I had this exact problem with one of my engines.

The problem was that a motor shorted. Out of nowhere.
But I replaced the motor and it was all good to go.

--- End quote ---

In my case, the motor would run if attached to a 9-volt battery.  It appears that my short is buried somwhere inside the loco.

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