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wolverinre If coil is not working then replacement would be based on if you are still in warranty. Check your motor manufacturer\'s warranty and if you are within its coverage time submit a claim and they will take care of it. I would start with warranty check and if its still in warranty get the free replacement. Otherwise, try epoxy applied with a tooth pick. Try to keep the loose coil in its original shape as much as possible then use the epoxy to hold it to the parent coil. Cheers!!
2021-12-15 11:36:09 Helpful (0)