Also, check the current to the coil with a DC multimeter to check the polarity - to see if indeed the coil is getting DC and the rectifier is not shorted.
Rob
When I had my barrel loader set up, I used an external rectifier, even though the internal one was OK. It seems to have made a difference.Also, I had mine fastened down loosely.
Finally, I suggest trying to adjust the voltage.
If your using the shiny stained barrels. Sand all the shine off the rims.
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The ramp is spring mounted. The action of the springs pulling back when the coil is not energized is what causes the barrels to go up the ramp.If it is vibrating but the barrels are not moving I'm guessing the springs are worn or broken.
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