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I would say that was an assembly problem. notice how clean the rotors are. I bet that motor never started


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Sent: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 7:47 am
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I thought when I had the small triangular part of the apex seal caught between rotor and housing was a very rare and unusal failure mode.? But, apparently there are more dramatic ones - here is a photo of one with the corner seal embedded in the face of the rotor - How did it get there??

Impressive!? Yes, the rotor housing that shoved it into the rotor was trashed as well.

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Ed

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I would say that was an assembly problem. notice how clean the rotors are. I bet that motor never started<br>
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<div><FONT face=Arial>I thought when I had the small triangular part of the apex seal caught between rotor and housing was a very rare and unusal failure mode.&nbsp; But, apparently there are more dramatic ones - here is a photo of one with the corner seal embedded in the face of the rotor - How did it get there??</FONT></div>


<div><FONT face=Arial>Impressive!&nbsp; Yes, the rotor housing that shoved it into the rotor was trashed as well.</FONT></div>


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<div><FONT face=Arial>Ed Anderson<br>
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