I have had problems with a Gyro SE I bought used, and these problems may be similar to this... I hadn't considered bearings as a suspect - I had attributed them to the motor (AC). At times I have heard whistling and/or screeching sounds in the motor housing, and experienced speed anomolies -- until the motor would just suddenly stop turning. After sitting awhile turned off, the motor would start again just fine and play fine for anywhere from minutes (until recurring) to over a month. I haven't touched the bearing.
The bearing didn't raise any suspicion to me when I assembled it, and the noises (when they happen - which is about once a month) come from the motor housing... could a bearing issue induce such noises and turning problem from the motor housing, or am I experiencing another known failure mode?
I love the table - I just need the services of an exorcist for a couple hours to get it on the right path.
The bearing didn't raise any suspicion to me when I assembled it, and the noises (when they happen - which is about once a month) come from the motor housing... could a bearing issue induce such noises and turning problem from the motor housing, or am I experiencing another known failure mode?
I love the table - I just need the services of an exorcist for a couple hours to get it on the right path.