Contents: 1 rotor, 1 rotor shaft 1 front-housing 1 back-housing, 2 half-screw caps,1 tail, 1 toy motor with gear generator, 1 motor cover, 8 small screws 1 LED lamp unit with wires,1 gears with metal shaft.
Assembling
1. Slide the long end of the metal shaft of the gear through the front housing. A little cooking oil in the shaft will reduce friction. Push the rotor shaft onto the metal shaft, making sure that the gear can still spin freely.
2. Fix the LED unit to the lower part of the front housing
3. Thread the wires through the bottom hole in the back housing.
4. Push the two halves of the housing together and secure them with four screws.
5. Assemble the two half screw caps around the lower part of the housing, and secure them with two screws. Put al little cooking oil on the top of the caps to help the housing turn freely.
6. Connect the red wire and black wire to the metal tags on the motor. The LED will not work if they are connected the other way round. With the plastic base of the motor facing you and the metal tags facing down, the red wire should be at your left and the black wire at your right. Thread the exposed end of each wire through at your right. Thread the exposed end of each wire through the hole in its tag, bend it over and gently twist it to secure it.
7. Insert the gear end of the motor into the housing as shown. Gently press it into place so that the teeth on the gear wheels interlock. ADd the motor cover and secure with two screws.
8. Push the rotor onto the rotor shaft.
9. Push the tail into the hole at the back of the motor cover.
10. The screw cap will fit most bottles. Recycle a bottle by emptying and cleaning it and screw the screw cap onto it. Your windmill is now complete.
Monday, March 29, 2010
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