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Old 10-13-2019, 08:49 PM   #17
Chance
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Whether either of these would cause a motor failure, not sure it is related... but can get things out of alignment which is not good - especially on larger slides.

Lower voltage in “theory” can mean higher motor current. Whether that is significant enough to shorten motor life, particularly on motors that only run for a few seconds at a time, is anyone’s guess. I suppose I’d choose higher voltage over lower if given a choice.
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