[HAM] Leslie 122A Problems

[Bohachewsky, Andrew V.]

Hmm, and I was cursing my old school double stack 2 speed motor last
nite. However, removing a dozen bolts, applying a little leslie oil,
flipping the O-ring, retensioning the lower motor, and reinstalling does
seem like less trouble than you're going through. Hate to say it but...
yet another example of "old technology" versus "new technology" (let the
debate rage on...). If these new motor controllers are having issues
already what can one hope for in the longer term?

Always sucks when something goes south, especially during a gig. When
gigging I do (usually unless I'm really lazy or rushed) bring a cordless
screwdriver and a few other appropriate tools along with the C3 chop and
147. While I haven't had to yet I am always ready to "take 5" to dive in
and fix some minor problem if it should crop up. Which in itself may
even have some entertainment value...

Andy





-----Original Message-----
From: hammond-bounces at zeni.net [mailto:hammond-bounces at zeni.net] On
Behalf Of fredrickstanley at netscape.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 11:21 PM
To: hammond at zeni.net
Subject: Re: [HAM] Leslie 122A Problems


Yeah, it worked for about 4 days.? Then, it started stalling again.


-----Original Message-----
From: Jordan Kersten <jordankersten at hotmail.com>
To: The Hammond Forum <hammond at zeni.net>
Sent: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 9:45 pm
Subject: Re: [HAM] Leslie 122A Problems





sounds fishy...if he replaced the board to fix the problem and then the
problem 
came back somethings up.  Sounds like you could have other issues like
the motor 
or amp switching components or other parts that are causing a particular
part on 
the board to fail.  Did it work correctly at all when he replaced the
board?