Re: [TCML] Salient Pole Query

[ashumate3@xxxxxxx]

Try some acetone or other solvent. Use a light touch because some solvents  
will attack the enamel insulation on the wiring.
 
 
In a message dated 12/2/2008 8:36:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
yurtle_t@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Unfortunately, I just experienced modern (7 year old) dryer motor  
construction. The thing is literally glued together, with no good way to break  it 
apart. Mine seized up a week ago, and I tried to tear it apart to see if I  could 
do anything with the bearings. Well, there were no real bearings (at  least as 
I define them). Fortunately, I found one on eBay for $25 (for my  dryer). You 
may need to look for older motors than mine to be able to do  anything with 
them.

I used to complain about having to drill out rivets  (instead of screws). Now 
we have to find a way to grind away  glue!

Adam


--- On Tue, 12/2/08, Jon Danniken  <danniken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> 
> Stop by your  local used appliance rebuilder and ask them if
> you can have a couple  of old motors that they pull from
> dryers when they rebuild them; they  make great motors to
> practice on before you dig into your "good"  motor.
> 
> Jon 
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