Studio Spot 250, sticky gobo wheele

Hi,

I've got a Studio Spot 250 that's coming up with a rotating gobo wheel error when it starts up. The wheel still spins but noticeably slower than the others.

I'm assuming thats most likley going to be some dirt in the bearings on the main cog? Any advise on cleaning/fixing this sort of issue?

Cheers

Matt

0 woodj32177 - Former HES Forum Member over 12 years ago

Probably the motor,
Turn the motor when the fixture is off, and see if it feels tight.
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0 mattlw - Former HES Forum Member over 12 years ago

[QUOTE=Woodj32177;60239]Probably the motor,
Turn the motor when the fixture is off, and see if it feels tight.

Hoping that wasn't likely going to be the culprit. I'm assuming that would be a motor replacement in that case?

I'll report back next time I go over to the unit and get a chance to have a look at that.

Cheers

Matt
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0 woodj32177 - Former HES Forum Member over 12 years ago

Yep,
motor replacement,
They are cheap though...
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0 daniel_p - Former HES Forum Member over 11 years ago

Where can you purchase a motors for a Studio Spot 250?
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0 woodj32177 - Former HES Forum Member over 11 years ago

lightparts.com
or your local high end dealer
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0 andre - Former HES Forum Member over 11 years ago

Hello Daniel,
for spare parts in Europe, you can contact us as we are the European Service Center for High End Systems.
We usually have all types of motors in stock.
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