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Post by restimax on Jul 2, 2006 18:02:09 GMT
why the motor is moved also locking the closing screw strongly?  solution? thakns to all and exscuse for my bad english... ;D  |
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Post by chris burgess on Jul 3, 2006 8:56:23 GMT
you need to make sure that you are putting the motor in straight. It is easy enough to get that wrong without realising.
this is a problem with earlier X10's but t.tech released a high clamping pressure motor mount that appears to have eradicated the problem now.
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bigboss
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preds rule,the others are too slow!
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Post by bigboss on Jul 3, 2006 19:10:53 GMT
why the motor is moved also locking the closing screw strongly? solution? thakns to all and exscuse for my bad english... ;D If change the screw to a longer cap-head M3 (the kind you tighten with a 2.5MM Allen wrench). the motor will not move so much. It works for me. |
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Post by Northy on Jul 3, 2006 19:15:12 GMT
Also tighten it up as much as you dare, and then a little more!  I recently stripped the head out of a 2.5mm allen type bolt on my motor mount! G |
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