Try this:
If the motor has seized from corrosion, tightly grip the base of the stir
stick where the motor shaft connects with a pair of pliers. Twist and break
it loose.
Then place generator on it's back, drip one drop of machine oil or WD 40
on the shaft, turn it on and let it run for a few minutes so the oils soaks
into the motor bearing.
Dab off excess.
Ode
At 01:46 PM 6/9/2007 -0500, you wrote:
I'm hoping someone knowledgeable about CS generators might be able to help
me with a repair question. The stirring motor on my SG-6 has gone out and
the quote for fixing/replacing it is one third the original price I paid
about 2 years ago. I've made around 10 gallons of CS during that time.
At least one other person with an identical unit reports having the same
problem, had the stirring motor replaced, and had that motor burn out as
well.
I'd like to know if there is a good alternative stirring method for a unit
like this - maybe a way to rig up an adequate thermal stirrer, bubbler,
etc. for making one quart at a time.
Thanks very much,
Deborah
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