Hi All, I am trying to restore a MI bell, seems like all the parts are there and move freely, what and how should I test? Also have a WRRS bell that is in about the same condition.
Geo
MI bell restore
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Re: MI bell restore
Hook it up to a 12VDC transformer or battery, and see if it runs.Geochurchi wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:37 pm Hi All, I am trying to restore a MI bell, seems like all the parts are there and move freely, what and how should I test? Also have a WRRS bell that is in about the same condition.
Geo
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Re: MI bell restore
It runs intermittently and not loud, they are both doing the same with 12VDC connected.
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Re: MI bell restore
Wonder if the gong needs rotation, or if the hammer's starting to get worn...Geochurchi wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2019 9:39 pm It runs intermittently and not loud, they are both doing the same with 12VDC connected.
Geo
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