Fantastic! Thank you very much, exactly what I was looking for - confirmation for the DC (not AC) motor. And you are correct, there are no schematics available for the old turntable. I work on vintage model trains and I’m finding your videos very informative. Thank you, Peter.
Fleischmann brought the Art. 6915 "Turn-Control" in the 2000s which is an electronic turntable control unit with knob and display. It can also get controlled by DCC or LocoNet. But it is rare and expensive.
Thank you. Very grateful for your hard work and clarification. I have a 6652. I have been struggling with what to power it with. Ac or Dc, believing it was 12v ac🤔. I have an 18 z21 Dcc layout. Thanks again.
I have the 6152, the unit is in new never installed condition with QA paper dated 1972 (?). I have serviced the drive (completely disassembled) and it works, however occasionally the motor will stop and won't re-activate. I can hear the relay activating but the motor won’t start in either direction. I’m using the original controller, a 12V AC power supply with an actual 12.7V AC output. Do I need a higher voltage… ? Peter
Yes 15 to 16 VAC, the Relais is pretty rugged and I would clean the contacts with 99.9% industrial isopropyl alcohol. I use this on the wheels as well and it works like a charm. Keep it away from anything plastic. Peter
Fleischmann transformer accessory outputs are specified to provide 14V AC. If we take a bridge rectifier with two silicium diodes in the path for each current direction we loose ca. 0.6V per diode meaning a loss of 1.2V.
I am so grateful for your video , without finding this I would not have a working turntable......THANK YOU
Thank you so much
Fantastic! Thank you very much, exactly what I was looking for - confirmation for the DC (not AC) motor. And you are correct, there are no schematics available for the old turntable. I work on vintage model trains and I’m finding your videos very informative. Thank you, Peter.
You are welcome!
Fleischmann brought the Art. 6915 "Turn-Control" in the 2000s which is an electronic turntable control unit with knob and display. It can also get controlled by DCC or LocoNet. But it is rare and expensive.
Thank you.
Very grateful for your hard work and clarification. I have a 6652. I have been struggling with what to power it with. Ac or Dc, believing it was 12v ac🤔.
I have an 18 z21 Dcc layout.
Thanks again.
thank you
I have the 6152, the unit is in new never installed condition with QA paper dated 1972 (?). I have serviced the drive (completely disassembled) and it works, however occasionally the motor will stop and won't re-activate. I can hear the relay activating but the motor won’t start in either direction. I’m using the original controller, a 12V AC power supply with an actual 12.7V AC output. Do I need a higher voltage… ?
Peter
Yes 15 to 16 VAC, the Relais is pretty rugged and I would clean the contacts with 99.9% industrial isopropyl alcohol. I use this on the wheels as well and it works like a charm. Keep it away from anything plastic.
Peter
Fleischmann transformer accessory outputs are specified to provide 14V AC. If we take a bridge rectifier with two silicium diodes in the path for each current direction we loose ca. 0.6V per diode meaning a loss of 1.2V.
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