Vinny26 posted:...I have tried to adjust the station but the vibrations are not strong enough to move the carts. The vibrator gets hurt to the touch. Any ideas?
If mechanical adjustments reach a dead-end, could vibrator be defective? A replacement is $6.
If there is an internal "short" in the coil this would lower its electrical resistance and consume more power for a given voltage. This could explain the hot. It also seems a compromised coil would have less vibratory action. If you have a meter it appears you can directly measure coil resistance at connection points A and C on the diagram. Of course someone else would need to step up and provide a reference value if this is not a published parameter.
