motor rotation direction ...... when looking "down on this motor,,,, does it rotate CW or CWW ?
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That's not a very clear question. Do you mean looking down as if you were above it when it's mounted or at the hook? I'll say if you're looking at the hook side, then it spins clockwise.
969966
My engine does not rotate counter clockwise.. but yes I think it should work
1763540
The wand brush doesn't rotate. But as a follow up, mine stopped working after the first week! It smelled like burning (not my hair but the fan area) so I had to return it. And it wasn't out of heavy usage.... T Just blew out on me.... Go figure! Hope this helps.
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Here is my question that got truncated (Amazon - you nowhere near allow enough characters): What difference does it make what direction the fan spins since the fan is shaped the exact same for both directions? I'm guessing it can't make any difference. Nevertheless, I believe the dead fan I'm replacing (Fasco K100) was CW (clockwise) and the description for this fan includes "Shipped CCW". Yet I've already bought and received this "universal" fan (but not installed it yet) and on the side of the motor I see "CW" (not CCW) along with the model number. I did plug it in briefly (while carefully holding it) and the shaft spins clockwise - clockwise if you are facing into the front of the fan (the flat top spins CCW). Here is my question that got truncated (Amazon - you nowhere near allow enough characters): What difference does it make what direction the fan spins since the fan is shaped the exact same for both directions? I'm guessing it can't make any difference. Nevertheless, I believe the dead fan I'm replacing (Fasco K100) was CW (clockwise) and the description for this fan includes "Shipped CCW". Yet I've already bought and received this "universal" fan (but not installed it yet) and on the side of the motor I see "CW" (not CCW) along with the model number. I did plug... » Read More Here is my question that got truncated (Amazon - you nowhere near allow enough characters): What difference does it make what direction the fan spins since the fan is shaped the exact same for both directions? I'm guessing it can't make any difference. Nevertheless, I believe the dead fan I'm replacing (Fasco K100) was CW (clockwise) and the description for this fan includes "Shipped CCW". Yet I've already bought and received this "universal" fan (but not installed it yet) and on the side of the motor I see "CW" (not CCW) along with the model number. I did plug it in briefly (while carefully holding it) and the shaft spins clockwise - clockwise if you are facing into the front of the fan (the flat top spins CCW). « Show Less
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I agree with your conclusion. I tried it in both directions by just putting the drive in a vice. It functions for torque settings in the clockwise direction. Reversing the ratchet for drive in the counter clockwise direction would not activate the torque function in that direction. I don't really see a need for using in the bolt removal direction unless you have left hand bolts to deal with.
1620832
Yes that is correct. Rotation direction is a switch mounted on the fan motor assembly.
133553
It only goes in one direction. counter-clockwise when you are looking at the brush. I use the largest brush. Only the Braun tooth brush oscillates and that is a solenoid driving a shaft.
169796
Yes there's a little black switch just above the trigger which will switch the direction of rotation!
312724
If the selector switch is set on "auto" it will continue rotating forever once the CCW or CW button is pressed and released.If set on manual, it will only rotate when you are depresseing either the CCW or CW control button. ONce you take your finger off the control the rotation stops. Hope that helps.Richard
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I think Mr. Hernandez meant the black clamp lever in the back of the saw. I found the answer we needed before he posted by reading all of the comments from other users. The trick was that you to turn the clamp lever in the reverse direction (counter-clockwise) than normal. I kept telling my husband to try counter-clockwise but he insisted that one ALWAYS tightens clamps or screws clockwise. Not this time. By the way, he loves the saw. Good luck.
1084108
The brush does rotate and appears to be powered by either belt or direct drive action. I have the older model and it also had a rotating brush. In both cases, you can operate with or without brush rotation. When you first slide the on/off switch forward you get only suction. The next " click " engages the brush. Pulling the switch " back " from the off position releases the dust cup for cleaning.
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Did you mean swivel instead of rotate? It does move from left to right with ease (180 degrees). So cleaning under furniture or moving around it is much easier. Hope that helps to answer your question.
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I believe it spins clockwise. It broke like two weeks after I bought it. I cannot spin it and let you know for sure. It has a switch just for on and off not spinning direction.
724121
Mine rotates fine, maybe yours is defective. I've had it for months without any issues.
1013431
This motor has a horizontal uni-directional output shaft. If viewed at the end of the output shaft, the shaft rotation is counter clockwise. I have my motor mounted on a Trac Vac which chips & blows grass clippings & leaves up into a drum. Regards Cliff Allen
1094784
Yes this flash rotates and it can be moved in different directions! I love mine!
420145
No, the motor direction is controlled from the base of the motor housing with a switch from one direction to the other.... Typically, you would just need to adjust it seasonally anyway whether your intention was to draw hot air down from the ceiling during the winter or pull cool air up from the floor in the summer. BTW, it's very quiet and powerful little unit. Very happy with it.