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Re: [T3] Generator Eating Brush


<x-flowed>Jim Adney wrote:

was just dirt blown in with the cooling air. I should revise the FAQ to advise
people NOT to sand the commutator. There is some advise that suggests that
sanding with the wrong stuff will tend to leave behind bits of abrasive
embedded in the copper which will then eat away at the brushes, but that should
eat away at BOTH brushes equally....

I haven't checked the lower brush since I put in the new ones, maybe they are wearing equally now. I'll remove the generator and check the lower brush to see if it's wearing the same as the upper.


If it is, then I'll assume that there are bits of abrasive left behind eating the brushes. If this is the case, how would you recommend cleaning these off the commutator?

Gary
68 Notchback
Highlands Ranch, CO

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