Sam Goldwasser writes:

(Todd H.) writes:

Sam Goldwasser writes:

Can you test the motor alone. A shorted motor winding would be
a likely cause of fuse blowing.

Hey Sam,

Thanks for the response.

I disconneted the motor and slapped a meter across it and it reads 0.1
ohm across the motor terminals. Have I found the smoking gun?

What's a more normal motor reading?

What voltage is the motor supposed to run on? DC or AC?

DC...or at least rectified AC. The AC line comes onto the board and
hits a bridge rectifier. The circuit board components and motor leads
are all downstream of that. There isn't an enormous amount of
capacitance on the board.

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Todd H.
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