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[quote=Anthony S.;44323]Has it ever been your experience that a bad motor could cause a Speed Control Board to short out?

I need a new board,  I can see where it burnt through, I just want to make sure that the motor is not what could have caused it.

Thanks,
Anthony[/quote]

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Anthony S.	Posted: Monday, November 17, 2008 12:37:29 PM(UTC)
	Has it ever been your experience that a bad motor could cause a Speed Control Board to short out? I need a new board, I can see where it burnt through, I just want to make sure that the motor is not what could have caused it. Thanks, Anthony

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