"James Sweet" wrote in message
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"Derelict" wrote in message
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There may well be magic involved. In order to rewind a new coil
they
will have to unwind the original to save the steel(?) core to wrap
the
new coil on. Big buck$ and no going back.


Going back? It's already broken, what's he got to lose?


The OP and his multimeter have not done nearly enough troubleshooting to
mess with a device that could easily cost $300K. I bet he didn't pay
for it.