Erbauer thickness planer motor.

[Soulmiester]

Well to my surprise the erbauer ERB052BTE is the exact same model as the titan, charnwood and Clarke versions. Just rebranded accordingly. But, I'm still struggling to find a replacement motor.
Any ideas guys?
I'm based on the wirral.
Thanks.

 

[sams93]

Have you taken it apart to see if the motor has any writing on it?

 

[Soulmiester]

Have you taken it apart to see if the motor has any writing on it?

No, if the truth be known there's a guy round the corner selling it for spares or repair so I did some digging to see if it was worth a punt.

 

[sams93]

No, if the truth be known there's a guy round the corner selling it for spares or repair so I did some digging to see if it was worth a punt.

Are you certain that it is the motor that is the issue?

 

[Soulmiester]

Are you certain that it is the motor that is the issue?

Apparently he took it to a small parts repair shop in Chester and they told him its burnt out. So truth is I really don't know.
I'm just guessing

 

[MrKenny]

Erbauer tools used to come with something like a three year rtb warranty. If that model is sold by Screwfix, they may be able to advise on if/how to return it, or offer the returns contact details. The side plate has the detail required.
I looked at this as well, but decided that the punt wasn't worth it as I'd be traveling further afield.

 

[sometimewoodworker]

Apparently he took it to a small parts repair shop in Chester and they told him its burnt out. So truth is I really don't know.
I'm just guessing

One of the few advantages of living in a less developed country is that you can get motors rewound, my DeWalt planer thicknesser motor finally died after about 45 years and it cost about £50 to get rewound.

 

[aet1]

Try Schleppach I think your one is like this: Planer / Thicknesser pt 85 Woodster - 220-240V 50Hz 1250W - 204mm - Scheppach Spare Parts
But at 167 Euro for the motor .... !