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Problem Locomotive HO Hornby Dublo 2019 2-6-4 By Meccano

Steve is hoping for some advice from experienced model railroaders and asks:

“I got an old Hornby Dublo Set from my uncle, No 2019 2-6-4 Train Goods Set Manufactured by Meccano LTD, The engine doesn’t seem to work everything turns. I have tried voltage directory to the terminals but nothing. Has anybody got any ideas or know where I can get some instructions on pulling it apart? It has one copper colored spring in the brushes and a shorter stainless one with a homemade Brush on the other side so I’m guessing there has been running repairs done at some stage”

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3 Responses to Problem Locomotive HO Hornby Dublo 2019 2-6-4 By Meccano

  • Brian wheeler says:

    Hi Robert, The problem with the motor sounds to me like there is a wire on the armeture that is broken. If you can take it apart withcare it can be soldered.
    Brian wheeler

  • Carlos says:

    Hy Brian, I contact Hornby spares and
    talk to Peter, ([email protected]) he can help you he find for me an armour for a Britannia steam loco, and he also find for me the respective drawing of the complete machine.
    Good luck,
    Carlos (from Lima – Peru – South America)

  • Eric Williamson says:

    Try Lendons of Cardiff you will find them on the Webb, they carry service/maintenance sheets for all Hornby products that you can down load.
    Regards
    Eric

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