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DIY & Home Improvement

intrepidity

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4. Thanks for the quick reply!

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 13, 2022, 06:25 PM

Oct 2022

I guess I was concerned about moisture/water, but now that I'm looking at the housing, every part within reach of that wire is plastic (lol, doh!) so even if it got wet, no matter (right?).

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Question about AC motor brushes [View all] intrepidity Oct 2022 OP

Might be flexibility SheltieLover Oct 2022 #1

Thanks for the quick reply! intrepidity Oct 2022 #4

Yw! SheltieLover Oct 2022 #7

What's his number? intrepidity Oct 2022 #9

From my experience --- mainly from servo motors in industry. Yonnie3 Oct 2022 #2

Thanks much for replying intrepidity Oct 2022 #5

Never have seen them insulated and have worked on many motors. Just be sure you have RKP5637 Oct 2022 #3

Yep, thanks intrepidity Oct 2022 #6

Oh hey, another question if you don't mind intrepidity Oct 2022 #8

Hi, don't use WD40 on it anyplace. WD40 sometimes acts as a solvent and can RKP5637 Oct 2022 #11

In time for the next one, yes intrepidity Oct 2022 #14

... RKP5637 Oct 2022 #16

Agree with RKP on no WD-40. KY_EnviroGuy Oct 2022 #12

All excellent suggestions!!!!!! n/t RKP5637 Oct 2022 #13

Thanks for the good tips. intrepidity Oct 2022 #15

Electrical coatings KY_EnviroGuy Oct 2022 #17

It's all about flexibility tech3149 Oct 2022 #10