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Meade Telescope Motor Not Working. In such cases the telescope may show a ‘motor fault’ or switch off. First things first, make sure you are using the most recent version of firmware. The fact the motor moves when commanded indicates the motor card itself ( and the comms ) is working. The reason you are getting motor fault is your motor, especially the bottom one is wet or damp. What this normally indicates is the encoder on the ra motor is no longer working properly. Leave your telescope set up. Autostar has told me it's a motor failure (good guess that !), have tried 'soft' and 'hard' resets, recommended by users on mike. Motor unit fault is declared if the handbox commands a motor to move and gets no feedback. A motor unit fault occurs if the handbox asks the axis to move and gets no feedback. Motor unit fault happens when the handset asks the mount to move but gets no feedback on position for about 10 secs. If the motors run when the buttons. To power the telescope via an external battery pack or mains power supply.

A motor unit fault occurs if the handbox asks the axis to move and gets no feedback. The reason you are getting motor fault is your motor, especially the bottom one is wet or damp. In such cases the telescope may show a ‘motor fault’ or switch off. The fact the motor moves when commanded indicates the motor card itself ( and the comms ) is working. Motor unit fault is declared if the handbox commands a motor to move and gets no feedback. If the motors run when the buttons. To power the telescope via an external battery pack or mains power supply. Leave your telescope set up. Motor unit fault happens when the handset asks the mount to move but gets no feedback on position for about 10 secs. What this normally indicates is the encoder on the ra motor is no longer working properly.

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Meade Telescope Motor Not Working To power the telescope via an external battery pack or mains power supply. The reason you are getting motor fault is your motor, especially the bottom one is wet or damp. If the motors run when the buttons. Motor unit fault happens when the handset asks the mount to move but gets no feedback on position for about 10 secs. What this normally indicates is the encoder on the ra motor is no longer working properly. First things first, make sure you are using the most recent version of firmware. In such cases the telescope may show a ‘motor fault’ or switch off. Autostar has told me it's a motor failure (good guess that !), have tried 'soft' and 'hard' resets, recommended by users on mike. Leave your telescope set up. A motor unit fault occurs if the handbox asks the axis to move and gets no feedback. Motor unit fault is declared if the handbox commands a motor to move and gets no feedback. To power the telescope via an external battery pack or mains power supply. The fact the motor moves when commanded indicates the motor card itself ( and the comms ) is working.