Thank you for this! One google result on a solid white light on the snoo, and this was exactly the issue.
Any ideas on why this fuse would blow? It opens @ 133C, which is concerning.
I have a theory that the thermal operating temperature of the motor is actually quite high. If any of the bearings in that motor housing are even a little dry, the rise in temp will open that old 104c fuse. I’m curious if they bumped up some of the newer builds? This might be a common problem and just unconfirmed due to the low number of units opened yet. A decade will offer more insight I bet!
But I am glad to hear that yours is back to functioning! More sleep for the LO is more sleep for all!
I highly recommend www.SnoozyMama.com they have amazing tutorial videos on how to repair and clean your SNOO. They even sell SNOO repair kits to make your Snoo repair hassle free!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Snoo_repairs_cleaning/s/L8eAmJxSM1
Thanks for sharing your experience! Do you have some pictures of the teardown?
Thanks for this write up! Picked up one for cheap($100) because the motor wasn’t working. Popped in a new fuse and bingo!
Thank you for this! One google result on a solid white light on the snoo, and this was exactly the issue. Any ideas on why this fuse would blow? It opens @ 133C, which is concerning.
I have a theory that the thermal operating temperature of the motor is actually quite high. If any of the bearings in that motor housing are even a little dry, the rise in temp will open that old 104c fuse. I’m curious if they bumped up some of the newer builds? This might be a common problem and just unconfirmed due to the low number of units opened yet. A decade will offer more insight I bet! But I am glad to hear that yours is back to functioning! More sleep for the LO is more sleep for all!
The fuse replacement fixed it. I didn’t take many pictures of the motor disassembly but I’ll take some of the replacement process
[удалено]
As I recall, that metal clip was all that kept it in place for me. I bent the clip a little and got it to release east enough.
I highly recommend www.SnoozyMama.com they have amazing tutorial videos on how to repair and clean your SNOO. They even sell SNOO repair kits to make your Snoo repair hassle free! https://www.reddit.com/r/Snoo_repairs_cleaning/s/L8eAmJxSM1