Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top I have the Electric Technic Micromotor: and it simply won't come on. I seem to recall at some point someone telling me a long time ago, that if you sent parts to Lego, they'd repair them. Do they have a warranty or lifetime guarantee? How would I go about getting it repaired? I also have several of the Electric Technic Mini-Motor 9v, probably about 8-10, and three of them aren't working. Anyone have any success fixing those? The LEGO customer service does provide replacements for defective parts, but only for parts which are still in production. Sometimes you'll need to send the broken part back to them. They don't repair the parts as such, just replace them. As for the micromotor, you're out of luck as it's not produced anymore. They might provide another motor as a replacement, but that's not going to help you much.
Your next option is to buy a second-hand one, for example on Bricklink (service pack or motor alone) Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service. Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged technic motors or ask your own question. LEGO Education WeDo Construction Set The LEGO® Education WeDo 1.0 is an easy-to-use concept that introduces young students to robotics. Students will be able to build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensors; and explore a series of cross-curricular, theme-based activities while developing their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics as well as language, literacy, and social studies. The brick set contains more than 150 LEGO® elements, including Motion and Tilt Sensors, a motor, and the LEGO USB Hub. The supporting curriculum pack contains activities that are divided into four themes – Amazing Mechanisms, Wild Animals, Play Soccer, and Adventure Stories - and provide helpful teacher notes, instructions for project based learning, a glossary, and building instructions.
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My LEGO Ideas Maze (21305) is now available from LEGO brand stores and Toys R Us. You can find more information about the set, with links to my previous posts and instructions for building additional mazes, over on the Maze page. For anyone in the Toronto area I’ll also be at the Yorkdale LEGO store on Saturday, April 9th, from 11am to 3pm if you want to come and hang out and have me sign your set. The best part about this set for me is being able to design my own mazes, and lately I’ve been experimenting with other parts in my collection to see what is possible for designing cool obstacles. Kristal suggested I build a mini golf based maze, which I thought was a great idea. Mini golf courses are known for having interesting obstacles that you have to get around, and we had fun coming up some some that would be suitable for a maze. You can see the results in the video, or read more about it below. One thing in particular I wanted to experiment with was building dynamic obstacles, and this maze features a swinging block and rolling gate that move as you tilt the maze.
I also integrated one of the old 9V micro motors into a windmill to get it to rotate. I think dynamic elements like these can really add some interest to mazes. I really like the windmill and rolling gate, but the swinging block might need some work. It’s a bit too unpredictable right now, and sometimes it takes forever to get the ball through it. I also tried using curved bricks for walls and curved slopes to add a bridge and some bumps to roll around. I really liked both of these ideas. The bridge is quite interesting, as it requires you to gain some momentum to get the ball to roll over it, and I think the curved walls can be used to make some really interesting maze designs. I’m sure there are a lot of other cool LEGO parts out there that can be used to make some interesting mazes. I’m really looking forward to seeing what other people come up with!CL-0615-11 motor (speed: medium)CL-0615-14 coreless motor (speed: fast)CL-0615-19 coreless motor (speed: insane)I've made several orders from them and I've always been satisfied with the end result.
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