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![]() The motors I would guess need to be replaced.
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![]() Oh really? So they just burn out after a while, eh? Not a great long term investment then, really.
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![]() Yes, I tried that, I am just waiting for a response. But thanks for the suggestion.
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![]() Well, you could try to oil the gears inside. That is assuming the electrical motor is ok
http://reefdosingpumps.com/Pages/gears.html |
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![]() OK, I'll try that. What kind of oil or grease do you think would be acceptable for this purpose?
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If everything seems ok, then clean off the old grease and use something like that white grease, lubriplate i believe. It turns so slow almost any grease would work. ie, better than no grease at all. But, the brushes on the electric motors could be shot too. Or the bearings on the motor. Does it dose every day? for 5 years? So hard to say, long distance and all |
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