(ET) Loose magnets

["Robert" <euclid delhitel net>]

I haven't done these motors specifically but I've done this type of repair. 
Use JB Weld (you can get it at most auto parts stores). JB Quick Weld will 
probably too work but be aware that it doesn't have as high a temp range. 
Carefully rough up the back of the magnet with a grinder to give the 
adhesive a good surface to adhere to, also make sure it's clean.  Put the 
magnet in place and stuff newspaper into the casing to hold it until it 
cures (24 hours).

Rob

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Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 00:53:38 -0400
From: David Tiefenbrunn <davidtief comcast net>
To: jim <jiminwis yahoo com>
Cc: "elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu" <elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu>
Subject: Re: (ET) Mower deck motor repair questions
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On 6/5/2013 10:00 AM, jim wrote:

> I have one motor that worked fine until one of the magnets came loose.
> Has anyone figured out a method to re-install or re-glue the magnet into
> the motor shell? Kind of adhesive, method of positioning the magnet etc?

A very long time ago, I re glued one or 2.   I probably used epoxy.  Use
wood blocks & shims to press them into place.




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