Anyone got any suggestions on the best way to clean the contacts on the Bachmann turntable.  Having trouble with some of the positions.

My turntable turns ok but all the sidings are dead.  Any thoughts anyone.

I have two remote crossover turnouts and when my DCC controlled engines go over them the engine either stops for a second or two or it will stop altogether.  What am I doing wrong or what did I miss.   Thanks

I purchased a Bachmann turntable about four months ago and it has been working great.  Yesterday only the main line coming into the turntable and the turning platform had power.  All the other sidings were dead and when the turning platform was lined up with one of these sidings it no longer had power.  Has anyone experienced anything like this and how did you fix it.  Thanks

Most of my cars are at least 50 years old and badly in need of new wheel sets.  I purchased a small pack of Branchline Blueprint 33" standard tread and they worked great.  However, I need enough for over 50 cars so I purchased a bulk set of Exactrail 33" but they fall out of the trucks.  So guys what am I missing here?

A lot of my cars are old (50+) and have been in storage.  I have decided to replace the wheels on some of the cars that have been derailing.  The hobby store recommened Branchline Trains Blueprint wheels.  I put them on two of the cars and when I put them on the track (Bachmann EZ track) it shorts out the whole system.  What am I doing wrong. Package says turned metal, Non-magnetic and insulated.

Does anyone know if there is a good roundhouse kit that works with the Bachmann turntable?
I know that the degrees between the tracks is important.

I have an old 4-6-2 steam engine that still runs great.  However, when it comes to this one switch it stops dead until I move it forward.  It is about 50 years old.  Any ideas.

I just received my Bachmann crossover and it says that it comes unpolarized.  What does that mean and what is the best way to polarize it.  The directions were not very clear.