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[hammond@zk3.dec.com]

BETTOR3@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Greetings,
> 
>      I am an electrician and former Hammond owner and have been a lurker on
> this list for some time now, but thanks to Bob Currivan in Rochester, I can
> finally get in the game.
>      Bob hooked me up with an M-3 which is presently non-functional and  I'd
> like to get it back in working order for old time's sake.
>      Problem #1 is in the starting circuit: when the start switch is pushed,
> the motor begins to turn but I believe that it doesn't come up to speed,
> next, when the second switch is put into the run position, the large motor
on
> the left- hand side bumps, and then everything stops.
>      I have already experienced the generosity of one list member, and would
> greatly appreciate assistance from any or all of the great minds out there.
>  Thanks in advance and in the future I'll try to keep my missives as concise
> and accurate as possible.
> 
>                                                                        
Steve

This could be and oiling problem, or the run switch.  See the message 
thread "Run sitch resistor"


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