racedrvr wrote:
There had to be some moisture down in the motor bottom bearing to cause it to "stick" so I suspect it's just a matter of time. But for now it looks like I am OK.
That's what happens. Disassembly and bearing replacement is not too difficult. Warm the plastic cover a bit, and use an air nozzle at the drain hole to remove (learned that trick at here at RV.net). Small tie wraps can be used to hold the brushes in place. I found a suitable bearing at Granger, and drilled the bottom cover to give the moisture that inevitably makes its way in, a way out.