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| bighugs |
Tags: Leicester (LE)
My wand was working...but after a long period of use it stopped....Does any one know any one who can fix it ?
Memo me for details. Leicester based, although can travel within reason.
Caroline
| 30 Oct 11, 6:29 PM Navare UK(B), 9 yrs  |
Hello
What model/make was it? And how long we're you running it for? If its one of the older ones there only really good for about 45 mins and you feel the handle starting to heat up due to poor insulation. Depending on the model if you've burned out the tesla coil better off just keeping the probes and getting another as a coil re wind is expensive and a professional job. Hope this helps a little, memo me if you know the model/make or a picture N. http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Impulsion_group | |
| 30 Oct 11, 6:41 PM misstressclare UK(TA), 4 yrs £ |
Lorddarkflame on here xxx | |
| 30 Oct 11, 7:48 PM bighugs UK(LE), 8 yrs |
It is a Felma 1930s ish voilet wand, picture on my profile. Crossing fingers it won't be a complex expensive job x x Bighugs... | |
| 30 Oct 11, 8:30 PM angellover UK(CM), 3 yrs |
I was going to say Lorddarkflame too... Hope it's not the coil. The highest fences we have to climb, are those we have built within our mind | |
| 1 Nov 11, 12:49 AM tromaville UK(GL), 11 yrs |
If it's from the 30's it could be the paper wax capacitor that has gone. Back then that type were pretty cheap but they suffer horribly from heat and age really badly. Vintage radios often have similar problems.
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| 1 Nov 11, 11:38 AM mrboo UK(ME), 11 yrs |
45mins more like 15mins with the older ones then you let it cool down due to the wax core. Want good virgin sex? Once in a life time offer. | |
| 6 Nov 11, 9:29 PM Navare UK(B), 9 yrs |
Job done...bad solder N. http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Impulsion_group |
