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Hi folks and good morning from Australia 

I have a slight problem with my Cowboy CB4500 and servo motor

The machine is 10yr old but has done very little work and most of that is 8/9oz.Today I have gone to sew and switch the power on everything lights up as per normal the LED on the front has these little [ ] things that just revolve around the screen as per normal no noise at all, have pulled all power connections (plugs) out put them back in switched power off for a while switched it back on again I am at a loss as I only used it a month ago and it was perfect.

The only thing I have put it down to is we did loose power for about 2 days due to flooding in the north of the country and I did hook up a generator for that time and the machine was plugged in to the wall maybe a power spike from the generator, but then it should not switch the LED screen on.I DON’T KNOW 

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11 hours ago, queenslander said:

I have a slight problem with my Cowboy CB4500 and servo motor

Have you checked the fuse on the servo motor???

kgg

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Hi keg 

Thank you for your reply and did check the fuse all ok.I then started to have a good look around  and found the speed sensor lever on the side of the servo motor was loose so undid the 4 screws and took the panel with the lever attached and then found the problem 

The black plastic blade that moves in the u section of the optical sensor was just layered in the housing so put it back on the shaft played for a little while to get it in the right position and off she went problem solved 

It appears that it has never been tightened from factory 

Cheers to all and thanks

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Good to hear you found it. We would have been guessing for any good answers on that one.

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