Just had the same fault on my se220. John is correct, I removed the circuit board next to the motor and found it had a "dry" joint on the circuit board on the output from one of the black relays, I traced the track with the joint and found it was marked up as ROT1 (rotation 1). A quick re-solder and machine is now back in service. Hope this helps, good luck
Carl
November 2008
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