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I sent it back to Hornby who repaired it for free. It turned out to be a faulty resistor.

Thanks for the suggestions.I’ve tried using another decoder that runs fine in another loco butI still have the same problem. I’ve tried the other suggestions and the Prairie runs smoothly for about half of a large oval then slows down and stops. Whennstationery there is a slight buzzing noise from the motor. If I remove the power wire from the select then put it back in the loco sets off for half an oval then slows and stops. My other dcc locos work fine.

The number is R3725Xb. How do you replace the socket?

I have a DCC Hornby Large Prairie which has run fine for 12months using a Hornby Select controller. The Prairie is now not working properly. All of my other DCC locos work fine,but the Prairie starts and runs for up to about 2 meters and then stops. If I switch of mains power then back on again it again runs for a small distance before stopping. I have re coded it several times but again no difference.when the loco stops there is a slight buzzing noise from the engine. If I put a 9v battery on the wheels the motor runs fine. Has anyone any ideas on how to solve the problem?