how would i know or find out?
thanks
Photo?
Contact the manufacturer.
not great quality but here
not replying
sent @mackann like 4 messages and emailed him and they arent replying to me at all. trying to diy this motor back together but dont think its right hes refusing (well not replying to messages)to replace a motor which died with little use.
sorry for the rant
You’ll need to take another photo. Use much more light.
Point out the temp sensor in case I can’t spot it.
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im not sure where this is. i can see the pin to solder to but i dont know where the actual sensor is
Is it on the PCB or embedded in the motor?
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Let’s get back to basics here, we”re getting lost in details that might not matter….
How long do you want to extend the wires?
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It’s the small capacitor-looking thing labeled “NTC”…negative temperature coefficient. This means it is a thermistor.
You should be able to extend the wires by 5cm w/o causing problems for the sensor. But how are you going to protect the soldered joints on the extended wires from vibration? Those hard solder points will be bouncing around and hitting and rubbing up against whatever is nearby.
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anyone got cheap 6374s mine got bricked
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2 layers of shrink wrap i assumed. is that not good enough?
maybe shrink wrap + hot glue/ epoxy
I don’t know. I only brought it up for you to consider. I don’t know what the conditions will be inside that motor and how well your wiring/joints will handle it. Do what you feel is enough and see how it goes. 
No hot glue though. It will be useless once the motor heats up.
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thank you
your def more knowledgeable then me so was gonna go on your opinion
will watch some videos on it
one last thing is does the pcb need to be in a specific place and the black pieces facing down (the actual sensors) need to be in a specific spot?
thank you
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I don’t know
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k thanks for the help
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I just realized how much you want to extend those wires…don’t do it. There’s just no need to add that much wire that you have to stuff in there and hope doesn’t rub against anything.
I won’t ask why you were so rough with that PCB but I recommend just taking your time and setting everything up so that you have the right access to the solder points on the PCB.
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i wasnt
i unscrewed the cap that holds the pcb down and the whole thing well off
sadly i dont think i will be able to solder the wires without extending them. they barely fit when the pcb is flat down so its almost impossible to solder without extending the wires.
if you have a different solution please tell me
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