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Message: <blockquote data-quote="greencajun" data-source="post: 1093457" data-attributes="member: 415480">No, nothing else is connected. If there is a reset-able breaker, it must be inside the motor, there's no reset button I can find on the outside. I've been trying to open the old motor to see how the inside looks, but the motor is held together with 4 screws that are rusted in and are proving difficult to remove, tried some spray and oil but that did not help. Hopefully the new motor will be easier to open but at the moment it is still up on the mast.I suppose I could return the new motor as it is under warranty, but that seems a bit unfair since it was apparently the receiver that blew it. Although apparently the current limit protector in the motor apparently failed.</blockquote>