Available Road #s: 569 570

Description: AZL's F59PHI locomotives are injection molded and produced by Ajin of Korea back in 2004 timeframe. This represents the first injection release from AZL. The locomotives feature a 10mm Mabuchi can motor, brass flywheel, direction controlled lighting, and come DCC capable. The couplers can be replaced with Micro-Trains Magne-Matic couplers.

Important: Note that this release is a dated AZL release. As such, it can have some "out of the box" issues that we do not allow returns for.

Issues excluded from warranty/returns include:

• Back porch dislodged from the locomotive (see photo above)
• Falling trucks out of the locomotive
• Loose locomotive shell
• DCC pocket sitting too high leading to poor coupling

UNTESTED: We will not test RUN the locomotive, instead we simply pass it to you without any manipulations. Any issues with the locomotive will be under standard AZL warranty and we cannot help you with return shipping in case of defects or troubleshooting efforts. For issues, basic troubleshooting tips will be offered with no possibility return. Tips such as "try burning in the locos a bit longer," "manipulate copper pickup strips yourself," dead units - "re-adjust circuit board yourself." In case of return back to AZL, you will need to pay for the label yourself. Even broken couplers are not cause for return, but will be warranted - you will have to replace on your own. Mis-matched speed with other similar units or other AZL units is not cause for return.

TESTED: We test run the locomotive, we expose any basic faults and inform you ahead of time, fixing what we can. We also post a YouTube video of your locomotive on its final test run before we ship it to you. In case of defects upon receipt, we send you a pre-paid label to send the unit back to us for repair/refurbishment if necessary. Units are not tested for speed matching and returns are not allowed for this issue. Note that the issues specified above are EXCLUSIONS even to our comprehensive warranty.

STATUS: IN STOCK!

LINK to F59 Improvement Article