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JimSchwenk · 07-23-2018, 06:53 AM

I'd love to know where that fuse is. Both of mine stopped working, but before they stopped completely I would have intermittent success. Then one day they just quit. The switches are one the outside walls of my 26RB, and they feel cheesy. I took them out and the wires of course go into a sealed back side.
I've also heard that the cheap Chinese motors will toast themselves, and rather than purchasing new, still cheap, motors you can go to a guy who rewinds starters and anternators and have them do the motors the right way, so they will last.
My last T/S trick will be to run striaght from the battery to the motors to see if they are actually the issue. I was thinking there might be a resettable circuit breaker somewhere but as I said the switches themselves feel mushy. Tried a contact cleaner bath but no joy...

07-23-2018, 06:53 AM	#17
JimSchwenk Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Breinigsville Posts: 51	I'd love to know where that fuse is. Both of mine stopped working, but before they stopped completely I would have intermittent success. Then one day they just quit. The switches are one the outside walls of my 26RB, and they feel cheesy. I took them out and the wires of course go into a sealed back side. I've also heard that the cheap Chinese motors will toast themselves, and rather than purchasing new, still cheap, motors you can go to a guy who rewinds starters and anternators and have them do the motors the right way, so they will last. My last T/S trick will be to run striaght from the battery to the motors to see if they are actually the issue. I was thinking there might be a resettable circuit breaker somewhere but as I said the switches themselves feel mushy. Tried a contact cleaner bath but no joy...