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23-01-2014 #10
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If enough force has been applied to the spindle to push the angular contact bearings out of alignment, then the bearings are seriously damaged. I'd return it as it's clearly faulty. This isn't just a generic motor, it's a spindle which uses 'super precision' bearings, for good reason. Having dismantled one of these spindles, I can't really see how it could seize without it being permanently damaged.
If returning is not possible, you may have to replace the bearings which is not too difficult, just expensive.Last edited by Jonathan; 23-01-2014 at 11:54 AM.
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