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No, I now realise it’s broken😥 ive looked for one online, but v. Expensive! im going to service as is, in the hope that  one turns up. Thank  you. -
Retired electronic engineer getting in to watch making.  Looking forward to learning fresh everyone. -
Hello, I recently bought a Brenrey watch cleaning machine. It is in really good condition but the motor speed control is not great. The motor start at relatively high rmp, it can go faster but not slower or stoped by turning the knob. I think it is the rheostat but outside YEC F-50 there are no other markings on it. It measures 1550 ohms max resistance. Does anyone know what should be the specs of a rheostat or potentiometer to replace it? Thank you in advance.  -
Interesting, thanks for the detailed post. I saw one of those Swiss Nano machines a while back in another youtube video from the Weiss Watch Company. -
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