I've been using a tamiya spray-work booth since just after christmas, and am very happy with it. I'm in the uk, and so have been running it at 110 (ish) volts through a converter. I left if on for about an hour or so the other day, and it got seriously hot and stopped working. I opened it up just now looking for a thermal fuse or something, but there is only a motor.
Has anyone else experienced the same thing, or have any experience with Tamiya and spare parts?
Tamiya spray booth - spares
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Tamiya spray booth - spares
Have you ever seen a man eat his own head?
Just for anyone who had the same problem, I have now fixed my booth. Turns out there was a thermal fuse WITHIN the motor windings. I peeled back the covering tape and replaced it with a 110 degree one from maplins - total cost: £0.63.
I'm happily back to spraying, after nearly a month of not being able to get on with anything!
I'm happily back to spraying, after nearly a month of not being able to get on with anything!
Have you ever seen a man eat his own head?