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Roger Grix
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    If you have a multimeter check resistances between Terminals B and T – (60 ohms); then between T and the case (100 ohms). This will tell you if the coils are broken. Check that the needle can be moved by hand (gently). That will tell you if the needle is jammed.

    If that is all good, it should work.

    Roger