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capacitive start motors start by themselves however a normal single phase induction motor requires a starter motor to 'kick-start' the motor into action.
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Either it's a clogged Fuel filter or a faulty Fuel pump.
Changing motor rotationA split phase induction motor has two sets of coils and a centrifugal start switch. The start winding is in series with the start switch. The start winding provides a rotating magnetic field in one direction enabling the motor to start. The motor can be reversed by reversing the connections of either the start winding or the run winding but not both.
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If it only hums, the motor isn't able to rotate. First disconnect the driveshaft and try to run the motor. If it runs, the pump is bound up/clogged. If the motor continues to hum, the bearing is shot. Repair or replace motor. Good luck.
The worm gear that runs it is stripped, Replace the motor.
I would say that either the bearings in the motor are worn out ,so the motor has a hard time turning. Or it may be that one of the motor windings (electric coils) is bad. I would replace the disposer.
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Motor is locked up unless it is belt driven. In that case the belt can be broken.
Motor is locked up unless it is belt driven. In that case the belt can be broken.
It turned out to be that the motor in the fuel pump was good but the pump was shot, thus the humming sound. I replaced the pump only and bingo! Everything is fine.
It sounds like one of two problems, Either the belt is off, (if belt drive) Or the motor is locked up or not starting, To test this UNPLUG THE UNIT, and use your hand to see if the motor will turn, If not find out why not,,, If it will then the motor is bad or the start capacitor is bad.
It's probaly not latched on to the chain. Check to see if the chain is moving then check the connection to the chain.
The F-body motor is notorious for dying. The replacement costs about $50 from an auto parts store and will probably take an afternoon for a first timer. Remove the door panel and take a drill to open up holes in front of the rivets on the motor. Procede to drill out the old motor then replace it with your new one and screw it in. First you want to get the window up, if you can. If the motor actually hums, then press the button while pulling the window up, if you cannot get it up, then you are going to have to be extra careful not to harm the glass while taking the door apart and replacing the motor.
Just about every sensor is different, did you use the correct ones. Are all connectors plugged in. Is the timing right.
There is nothing wrong with the motor there is something wrong with the switching circuits