Leaderboard

these have the same motors and are cheaper https://www.corgi-direct.com/corgi-synchron-motor-new-metal-18027-3422985?utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_medium=GB&utm_campaign=GoogleBase

Unlike most electro mechanical machines that run on 50volts ac, The machine I have here operates all it's hardware on 240v mains and has 9 timers with the same motor. Most of them are showing corrosion with a couple in bad condition with at least one sticking or jamming completely refusing to run free. Thank you for the replies, I have found what could be the correct replacement on the RS site.

Hi Patrick. Yes I invested all my time on building the schematics. I understand schematics but its painful to start off learning to use the software and drafting it out- I worked from a stripped down board and the datasheets for all the pin information. Cross checking it as I went... thats why there wasn't any mistakes on them. The impact board layout is totally redesigned. I dont trust AI for design as it gets the pinouts wrong all the time. You can ask it pinouts for eg a 6809 and it will get it wrong everytime. I also tried to use AI it to create a pcb footprint for the obsolete audio processor package on the Epoch aswell but that was no good aswell so I created my own for that. Its not quite there for stuff like that yet unfortunately. I did use an AI image program to rework an image several times to get the silkscreen cabinet picture... it took ages but that worked in the end. Funnily enough the original image I used was from was a JPM Maverick machine but it kept changing it to 'adders and ladders' so i had to manually get rid of that myself.