The capacitor on the side of the motor seems to have burned up. Now, the drill will only turn at low speed. Is it under warranty?
996094
? It May be, but shipping to return Will Cost A lot More Than Buying A replacement Capacitor, Cost ? $ 10.00 at most & Easy to replace. I have replaced Capacitors on Pumps, Motors, Fans, & Grinders.
1770936
I'm on my second Ninja Master Prep, and have never had this problem. It sounds like a factory problem. I would call the store you bought it from (Target took back my first one when the motor quit working after the first month), and if they won't return/exchange for you, then contact the company. http://www.ninjakitchen.com/ If they don't take care of you, then use Facebook and Twitter to get their attention.
1533376
I had mine working perfect for almost a year. But when I took apart the motor the problem was NOT that the motor burned it. Dust had filled the gear box so badly that it stripped the gear of it's teeth. I poured out tablespoons of litter dust build up! Regularly take apart the motor house and clean out the dust and you shouldn't have a problem with it.
2051081
I don't recall getting a warranty card with it. The drill does appear to be quality made and heavy-duty. I have used it many times and have never had a problem
864360
Wish I could help but have no clue. It sounds "electrical", possibly a loose wire or a short. Do you know someone (like a teenager) who has some technical skills and a few test devices? You could call a B&D service center and see if they would do anything despite the warranty time limit or just to get an idea of the cost of repairs. As a last resort, take the motor housing apart (carefully and with your procedural memory engaged) and check for clues (wires, connections, burn marks, fuse). Hopefully you will find something (and be able to reverse the taking-apart procedure). If not, well, it could be a lost cause. At least, if it were me, it would be. Let us know how it turns out. Larry.
1039275
I would suggest contacting the Sole Customer Service Center. If it is under warranty, they will repair it for free. I had to contact them for a bad motor. I contacted them online, and someone called me within 2 days. Within 2 weeks it was repaired, free of charge for me. Good luck! I hope this helps.
161257
I just purchased the KSB560 version of this blender (same model with less expensive finish). I plugged in the blender new out of the box, and all the red lights came on and flashed. I couldn't get the motor to come on at all. I had to replace it and this one appears to work fine, but my initial experience (and stories from others having similar experiences) make we wonder whether this is one of those rare occasions where it would actually be worth buying an extended warranty.
136882
As someone mentioned, its electronic...so warranty might be out. That being said, make sure when you replace it again, replace the blower motor with it. Blower motor amperage causes the module to short. Usually after you hit a bump, temp change, or while starting up...just like your home ac unit. They don't just die
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I know I am late with this but was not around my comp. I don't know if you accualy checked the voltage at the motor but if the motor is a few years old they will cease up and you can use wd-40 to free it. If it is free and the key is on when testing then u have a problem.
2198527
Sounds like the motor is defective. You should return the product to Amazon for a replacement.
368499
Milwaukee if really good with their warranty; I've had to use it only once regarding the first generation M12 battery and charger. They provided a new battery, and charger, at no cost nearly 5yrs in. Not sure what may have happened with the chuck but, take it to a Milwaukee dealer or contact them directly regarding where to send it. True, the present day chuck / torque adjustment is not what it use to be, not even close. The chuck / torque adjustment may look the same but the torque adjustment is now plastic vs the original.
63285
I don't understand why your motor did not come with the capacitor. Mine did. I did not use it as the existing capacitor was fine. You can try using the existing motor capacitor. Just ensure you connect the replacement motor exactly as the old motor.
1991198
Wow! It's been nearly eight years since I bought the drill, so I don't remember the details of the warranty. Using it intermittently, as a homeowner would, it has given me no problems at all. It's a very rugged, powerful drill. You'll find it can provide more torque than one wrist can control, so use the provided side handle on the heavier jobs.
1434971
It might be. My motor still works. The orginal motor burnt out because the canister was full of leaves. You might want to check that everything is put back and working correctly. The motor might be working too hard.
1193781
Put the battery on the charger ang charge it for a couple of hours. Put the battery back on the drill. If the drill runs faster that it used to be then the charger is working and the battery is about dead. If there is no noticeable difference in speed then the charger is bad.
1671133
My unit has since died and I now another brand. My motor gave out. I use mine everyday all day.
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.