Assembly instructions for kit #14
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Spin the rotor by hand. Make sure it does not hit the electromagnet, reed switch or wires.
You should hear the click every time the magnet passes the reed switch.
Your motor is ready to check. It should work on 1, 2, 3, or 4 batteries. On one battery it
may require a slight push if your electromagnet is not aligned with the motor axle or the
permanent magnets are not perfectly centered on the rotor.
19. The included jumper wire allows you to experiment with 4 different voltage settings (1.5, 3,
4.5, and 6 V DC). You will need 4 AA size batteries.
Insert bare ends of the jumper wire between the spring and plastic case to make a good
contact and hold them in place.
The following pictures show typical usage of the jumper wire for 1, 2, or 3 batteries.
Please note that some battery holders may have different connections inside. If your battery
holder design is different you can still use the jumper wire in the same manner to get all 4
voltages, but you need to find appropriate connection points for each voltage setting.
1.5 Volts:
3 Volts: