04-22-2010, 08:03 AM
I've had the same problem with mine after it has been sitting over the winter. Here is what I did to fix mine. Have you checked the fuse? After I checked mine and made sure the battery was good, I held the switch in one direction and manually turned the plate in that direction. Then I held the switch in the opposite direction and manually turned the plate in that direction. This freed up the rust or what ever it was that had froze the motor.
If this does not help, there was a post on this board about a years ago where one of the guys found a cheaper motor and he posted the info. Just go back on this board until you find the post or try the search function. I'm going to bed now or I would take a look for you but it shouldn't be hard to find.
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If this does not help, there was a post on this board about a years ago where one of the guys found a cheaper motor and he posted the info. Just go back on this board until you find the post or try the search function. I'm going to bed now or I would take a look for you but it shouldn't be hard to find.
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