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Reversing a small Bodine motor
I have a small fractional HP Bodine motor. From what I learned from
the Bodine website, it is a shaded pole motor. For my application, I need it reversed. How do I reverse this motor? Is it even possible? Bob |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
On Mon, 7 Feb 2011 19:38:48 -0800 (PST), Bob
wrote: I have a small fractional HP Bodine motor. From what I learned from the Bodine website, it is a shaded pole motor. For my application, I need it reversed. How do I reverse this motor? Is it even possible? Bob It can't be reversed by simply rewiring. But, if the stator and housing are symmetrical, you might be able to take the motor apart and reassemble it with the shaft sticking out the opposite end. -- Ned Simmons |
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Thanks Ned. I'll see if that is possible
Bob |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
Right. I have done this a few times. What he's saying is that you need
to reverse the stator, while keeping everything else in the original alinement. Imagine that you have the motor all apart in front of you, but with everything in correct alinement. Pick up the stator and turn it end for end. Now put it all back together. However, when I have done this, I have had to run some of the wiring on the outside, adding length as needed, in order to get it connected up properly. I think that included filing a notch or two for the wires to exit. Pete Stanaitis ------------------- Ned Simmons wrote: snip It can't be reversed by simply rewiring. But, if the stator and housing are symmetrical, you might be able to take the motor apart and reassemble it with the shaft sticking out the opposite end. |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
There is a bearing cap on one end. I'll see if I can press it out and
swap to the other side. Thanks again guys. Bob |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
Some small motors, you can take them apart with two bolts
and nuts. Pull the armature out, and put it back in from the other side of the laminates. Then, it runs the other way. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Bob" wrote in message ... I have a small fractional HP Bodine motor. From what I learned from the Bodine website, it is a shaded pole motor. For my application, I need it reversed. How do I reverse this motor? Is it even possible? Bob |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
I pulled it apart. I have to remove the bearings from the shaft so I
can move the cooling fan to the opposite side when I reverse the shaft. Looks like it will be OK. Bob |
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Reversing a small Bodine motor
You da man! We never doubted you.
-- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. "Bob" wrote in message ... I pulled it apart. I have to remove the bearings from the shaft so I can move the cooling fan to the opposite side when I reverse the shaft. Looks like it will be OK. Bob |
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Sucess!
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