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itsa52 12-19-2013 09:17 PM

Any DC motor experts on hear
 

Trying to mix and match parts from various motors. and coming up with more questions than answers

Kurt in NJ 12-19-2013 11:05 PM

Re: Any DC motor experts on hear
 

You need to give a little more description than "various" ---series wound, permanet magnet fields -----???, what use,---voltage

itsa52 12-20-2013 07:20 AM

Re: Any DC motor experts on hear
 

Trying to piece together a good motor for a power window.. Not sure of some of the terms you use.. These all have wound fields, and brushes. Some of the armatures have even numbered segments two others have odd numbered segments (11 to be exact)

The motor that was in the car has 12 segments and one of those shows high resistance.. I cant' find instructions on checking the odd numbered ones.


That help or confuse??

Kurt in NJ 12-20-2013 08:47 AM

Re: Any DC motor experts on hear
 

If both motors have the same brush orientyation you can probably swap armatures ---brushes 180 deg apart, but if one has brushes 90deg then threr is less chance it will work
the armature with 1 bar different resistance ---look close at wire connection to commutator, perhaps it cvan be fixed by re-soldering the wire ---sometimes with damaged wire I have put in a small piece of wire to fix
The resistance measurements will be quite low, in the range that many meters have trouble with accurate readings ----none should have resistance between the steel shaft and the copper parts (sometimes if there is cleaning with electrical solvent can fix some shorts)

Series wound---- one of the power wires connects to field windings ---then other field winding connects to brush, other brush connects to power(one ppower to +, othewr popwer to - if DC

post some pictures of the pieces


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