Can't say without seeing the objects. Very likley, the color wheels are driven by a simple clock motor and all it needs is freeing up and maybe a little shaft lube on the rotor. Again, I can't really say because I don't know how difficult it is to disassemble to get at the moving parts. Clock motors can stick when stored for period without moving. Next to a basement floor is a bad location to store due to humidity. A tiny amount of corrosion or oxidation of the lubricant on the rotor shaft will stall the motor. Sometimes, all it takes is a little manual boost to get it going again.

Jemdandy, thanks for the suggestions. I'll try the "boost" method first.

I don't visit this forum at all. I was searching a topic on LED lights and it brought me here.

Post a few pictures and may be I can try to help.

The fact that the LED lights are not working may be related to the rotor wheels not working.

dcarch

Shouldn't have to replace the fiber option tree there's a bub in the bottom of the tree of the base of the church by using a quarter or a coin to open the little storage area underneath the fibrosis tree there's a micro bug Rep replace it and it should work just fine