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#44681 - 09/03/10 09:20 AM Re: VXR S17 (lab shaker) [Re: Geoff Hannis]
webbie Offline
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Registered: 10/08/07
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Loc: London
It’s used in a bio chem research lab. Its works to start with then slows dramatically; it was the users who sent it to me with this fault. They also said that it speeds up sometimes, which I have not witnessed myself. Because of this I was wandering if it was the control circuitry at fault not the motor.

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#44684 - 09/03/10 10:00 AM Re: VXR S17 (lab shaker) [Re: webbie]
Geoff Hannis Offline
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Registered: 12/02/04
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H'mmm. It sure sounds like a "bad connection" situation somewhere. Heat related (dry soldered joint) perhaps. Either that or a dried-out capacitor. smile

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