6060 motor died

[Coderabit2]

My 6060 motor died today and I'm wondering what I should do? Do I get it repaired/order a replacement motor/ or can I fix it? I've had it for four years so that the warranty is no longer valid.

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[rvitko]

If the motor is truly dead, i.e. it draws no current on watt meter or does not hum or vibrate, you need a new 6060.015 motor block. If it draws power as shown on a watt meter or makes any effort to spin, hums or vibrates, it may only need a drive unit.

 

[Coderabit2]

It no longer makes any effort to spin, hum or vibrate. How can you check if it draws power using a watt meter?

 

[rvitko]

You need a basic watt meter like a Kill O Watt. You just plug the pump in and the meter is plugged into the wall and it tells you how many watts the appliance is using. I think in this case we can safely say the motor is dead. You would need part 6060.015 assuming all other parts are OK.