How is it broken?
If it's a plastic part and it's not grossly deformed, it can likely be
repaired to like-new condition at least when it comes to the
functionality.
If it's metal, probably as well, with more work. Plastic is easier to restore.
One thing I wonder about.
Why not just get a new motor? It doesn't have to be that exact one, right?
On Thu, Apr 8, 2021 at 8:16 PM durechenew via groups.io
<durechenew@...> wrote:
Thanks to all for the great interest this has started and for more than interesting information presented. Great, great article at antiqueradios; whoever's ready for that work, good luck!
Not going to work for me, as part of the bushing holder is broken and I think that's no repairable. I believe somebody mentioned the fan for 2465A(B?) or 2467 with driver circuit with an NTC; I didn't find than NTC in schematic, maybe I don't have the right one... The idea of a regular fan with that (thermal) controller (or another, maybe from a 2465 modified for the need) is attractive (I have some fans of high reliability).
Thanks all for thoughts
TT
