Motor Replacement Audiomeca J1

[MugLife]

Need help figuring out what a good replacement motor would be for an Audiomeca J1 turntable. The turntable was damaged during shipping, mostly cosmetic except for the motor drive shaft, which is bent. From what I can tell, the original motor was manufactured by Crouzet back in 1988. I'm pretty sure its 24vDC. I've attached a photo of the motore and what is left of the label.
Looks like the model # starts with 82520 4. 24 v 50 Hz. I've reached out to Crouzet, hopefully they can help. If not, what are my options? I'm new to diy, and not new to stereo gear. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[Knowelde1943]

If Crouzet can't help, explore universal DC motors with similar voltage (24vDC) and shaft size/dimensions. These are motors designed to be compatible with various applications. Online retailers like Digikey or Mouser often have a wide selection with detailed specifications.

 

[Capt Zach]

I'll have to find it, but I do have an unused Crouzet AC motor that was specified for an Audiomeca. I can look to see the US supplier that I ordered it from.

 

[Capt Zach]

I was able to find the motor. I purchased it along time ago from Steven Engineering and never used it.

 

[ralphfcooke]

Looks good, though if replacing a 24V motor the wiring and switch should be checked for use at mains voltage.

 

[Capt Zach]

Yes, they might have to address the voltage difference, and running cap, but otherwise it should work and run at the same speed.

https://media.crouzet.com/datasheet...nd-37-5-mn-m-3-5-watts-Part number-825204.pdf

 

[analogadikt]

sure its 24vDC. I've attached a photo of the motore and what is left of the label.

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It is an AC synchronous motor.

Regards,