how do you get the motor to turn the other way
2032430
And I think it's a personal experience of this tensioner very excellent work, but through the battery
2032431
I only used it once when I got it last year but I believe just buy turning if off and then on again it reverses direction.
2032432
You have to reverse the polarity by putting the batteries in backwards or open the unit and rewire it.
2032433
I looked at mine and there is no way to reverse the motor. It spins on way and one way only. Why would you need to reverse it anyways?
422403
Not really - the motor is geared the wrong way to do this. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the darker section from which the motor's shaft protrudes is actually a cylindrical gear box, and it is geared to give mechanical advantage to the motor behind it. You would have to spin the shaft with so much force that the power you got out of it would probably not be worth it. What you want is setup where that gear arrangement was reversed. Then a very little input would result in a productive output.
359825
flip the wheel to the other side and that should be the free wheel side. make sure that your bike has 2 gears 1 on each side.
829104
Try turning the leg upside down or facing in on the opposite side, but also, like everyone else said, put the legs together first. I did this, but the legs are also easy to turn upside down or face the wrong way. it took me a couple of times to get it right. hope this helps!
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.
784314
You have to use a BIG pair of channel lock pliers(some people call the water pump pliers) and get a "bite" on the unit then turn counter clockwise. Mine was on there really good so I hit as much of the thread as I could with penetrating oil and let sit overnight. It's tough initially but once you break it free it will turn no problem. They sell a special wrench for this (Camco) save your money it will break the minute you put pressure on it. Also on the new unit there is a plastic "sleeve" on the thermostat(copper rod going into tank) leave it on. Hope this helps.
663503
It is normally counterclockwise. However, the brushes in this unit allow it to rotate in either direction. Just remove and replace the starter/generator, and the rotation will be the same on the new unit. Be very observant on how the unit is wired electrically, as that's what is important. Mine worked right out of the box, and cleared up my sluggish starting.
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
37736
Yes. Reverse the polarity on the motor side. The instructions with it will guide you through it.
1183127
It turns freely with the motor off in both directions but only goes in one direction when it's powered on.
775302
The motors I have are marked clockwise. For the V262 Quadcopter, I believe the counter clockwise movement is thru wiring these motors in reverse.
1231753
Use the toggle switch go forward all the way reverse all the way forward again on the throttle
1790510
hi,the motors are all the same to change the direction just switch the two wires
1826018
Yes. If anything physically causes the motor to stop turning, it will automatically reverse direction.
2253896
The left button turns the machine on the right button is so it can go clockwise and counter clockwise if the right button is not pushed upwards it wont turn on at all
61305
It will turn either way but will not go all the way around. Turn gently-do not force it.
37735
Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.