Thread: Van Door Motor Problem
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Re: Van Door Motor Problem
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Originally Posted by K.Shaw
so we made a mark on the motor shaft and timed it and it only was running at 50 RPMs under no load....has anyone else had this problem? or if anyone has a comment on this? we are kind of stumped

p.s. we tested one of the previous years van door motors and it ran at almost 80 RPMs.
Can someone just duplicate this test on a new Taigene and post your results here?
OR
Is there a known fault in the no load speed on the Taigene spec sheet??
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