I had finished lubricating a floppy drive from my SE/30 since it was sticking during the auto-inject sequence of loading a disk, and it was working very nicely. Then a few days later, I wanted to go through my collection of old floppies and then it started having problems reading the disks, even a known good working one. I noticed the part that spins the disk seems like it is not making a rotating noise, so I wonder if now the motor is not working. Does anyone have advice on how to fix it? Would anyone have a spare floppy drive, auto-inject, FDHD (Superdrive) they would be willing to sell?
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