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cummins2014
May 17, 2016Explorer
laudy wrote:bpounds wrote:
You said you lubricated. Did that include the leadscrews and follower nuts inside the leg? On mine you can't get to those without disassembling the legs, or as I did, drill small holes in the upper housing. I use chain and cable lube in a spray can. It is very clingy stuff. Now I can insert the spray can tube through the hole and really lube up those leadscrews.
Lube those screws, and then run them in and out a few times, with no weight on the legs.
Then, while you're working on it, get yourself a self-resetting breaker to replace the fuse. On most, 30A is the correct rating. Cheap at Amazon.
yes I did lube the leadscrews and ran them up and down with no weight on them. See following post from me. I think i fixed it.
I assume you tried a different style fuse . It has worked for some without issue. No burned up motor or wiring. won't go into detail ,seeing that you already went the new motor route .
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