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Re: (ET) lift motor repair

Subject: Re: (ET) lift motor repair
From: SteveS <ssawtelle fcc net>
Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2005 11:05:18 -0500
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McMaster has a variety of brushes - maybe one is close in size? Theyhave a couple that are 1/4" by 1/4".


- SteveS

The fragment of brush I removed had worn to a triangular shape, but it
seems to travel in a holder about 1/4" square. I don't know of anyretail
sources for motor brushes. Is there an online source anyone would
recommend? Will a brush like this typically come with a wireattached, or
will I have to rig something?

References:
- (ET) lift motor repair
  - From: et jpjt net
- Re: (ET) lift motor repair
  - From: Barry Woods

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