Is there a reverse on this motor? (Can it be hooked up the opposite way to drive it backwards?) If not, any recommendation to drive window cranks?
1949430
Yes it can. By reversing polarity you reverse the direction of the motor. A double pull double throw switch works fine at this function.
591496
Yes. They are regular DC motors so switching the negative and positive around will reverse the direction of the motor.
708951
Do you have the correct propeller on the motor? If not, it thr motor acts as if it's working in reverse.
2074206
I agree with Kevin and Brett; at a certain current the motor will stop. I expect it will reverse if it's stopped at other than the down position. Has anyone had an operational problem? Mine normally work; but sometimes, if the passenger door is opened first, the driver side won't come down.
783365
If it is battery operated, all you have to do is reverse the batteries and it will spin the other direction. It's a hassle but it is a solution.
1865743
There are two motor terminals and two power supply terminals. Your motor should have two wires; connect them to the motor terminals. Reversing the motor wires reverses the rotation direction. Do not connect the motor's ground to the power supply ground.I used this PWM on a parade float, where I controlled the speed of an automotive window motor as it spun styofoam "gears" for visual effect. Since the gears were large, I had to run the motor near the minimum PWM setting. There were six window motors total, each with its own PWM. I ran 12vdc plus and minus in a parallel loop around the float, with a master switch to turn on the entire circuit. The float won the parade's award for best animation. There are two motor terminals and two power supply terminals. Your motor should have two wires; connect them to the motor terminals. Reversing the motor wires reverses the rotation direction. Do not connect the motor's ground to the power supply ground.I used this PWM on a parade float, where I controlled the speed of an automotive window motor as it spun styofoam "gears" for visual effect. Since the gears were large, I had to run the motor near the minimum PWM setting. There were six window motors total, each with its own PWM. I ran 12vdc plus and minus in a parallel loop... » Read More There are two motor terminals and two power supply terminals. Your motor should have two wires; connect them to the motor terminals. Reversing the motor wires reverses the rotation direction. Do not connect the motor's ground to the power supply ground.I used this PWM on a parade float, where I controlled the speed of an automotive window motor as it spun styofoam "gears" for visual effect. Since the gears were large, I had to run the motor near the minimum PWM setting. There were six window motors total, each with its own PWM. I ran 12vdc plus and minus in a parallel loop around the float, with a master switch to turn on the entire circuit. The float won the parade's award for best animation. « Show Less
2098185
No sure what you are asking. You need a 12 volt direct current (DC) power source. There are only two connections. Depending on which way you connect power the motor runs forward or backward.
20746
It is a single speed motor at 1725rpm. The motor can be reversed by changing two wires around. It's easy just follow the directions that come with motor. I had to reverse the motor's direction with the one I got. I'm sure a switch could be installed to perform this function if one wanted to do so. You would need a three way switch to this.
1582460
Hi ased for a drivers door window motor obviously thinking right hand drive until it arrived realised buying from America it is left hand side there should be info on the site reminding buyers of the difference amazon were good and sent me correct motor within days lesson learnt thanks ....
20751
To reverse the motor you need to change the wiring. It is easy. Have not thought of using a switch to do it but I guess it can be done. With regard to the speed of the motor I only use it on one speed. Not sure if you can put an in line box (reastat?) to allow for a variable speed motor. The motor works great. I use it to power a sander in my woodworking shop.
161620
I'm sorry that we do not know the answer. My grandson bought the motor to use in a school project--to rotate a "light" in a lighthouse. It worked like a charm until some young punk found it in the classroom unattended and demolished it. The motor was damaged and never worked again. Until then, it worked like a charm, but he had no reason to reverse it, so we don't know whether or not it's possible.
466379
Yes, it will run reverse, but it hardly moves the boat, it tries to sink it more than move it. The rudder is also useless in reverse. However, it might get you out of a rut if not stuck bad.
184442
If you mean to reverse direction it turns, I see nothing indicating it would. Neither by getting to know the tool or reading about it in the manual.
1454991
No, there is no reverse mechanism. But I don't recall us ever having complaints or hearing about any issues from customers regarding this machine.
2093984
No it does not have reverse. But if you know how to handle the power it delivers then you will see you won't need a reverse. It's a fun car but not for beginners. It can get expensive if you crash. I completely changed a lot of parts on the car. I actually posted a picture of my jato with the go pro and all the mods. The picture should be u dear customer pics or comments
687786
The fan does run in reverse. There's a switch on the side at the top that allows one to change fan direction. I purchased a remote through Amazon that works just fine with it.
1974462
No, there is no "reverse", automatic or otherwise, but why would you ever need it to go in reverse? It spins like it should spin.