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    Leslie 910 no chorale

    Hi. I have a Leslie 910 connected to a Hammond M102 via a Dr Fishsticks switch. However, I am only getting a single speed, i.e. tremolo or off, no chorale. I have no idea whether this is a fault with the Leslie, a problem with the switch box or something else. Does anyone have any idea how I might diagnose where the problem lies? I also have a Leslie 825 which works fine so I'm assuming the problem is with the 910.

    Many thanks

    Richard
    Tags: chorale, dr fishsticks, leslie 910, speed control
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    The 910 bass rotor does not have slow speed option its either fast or stopped, could that be the issue.

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      Originally posted by tobeycat2007 View Post
      The 910 bass rotor does not have slow speed option its either fast or stopped, could that be the issue.
      I don't know - the same is definitely happening with the horn as well.

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      • #4
        Have you looked at the horn motors to see if the slow speed motor is turning? It could be a mechanical adjustment.

        td
        Servicing electronic organs since 1969.

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