Job Description:

• 1) Twists ends of coil wires together to connect prewound coils of electric motor and generator parts, such as stators, rotors, and armatures, using soldering equipment and handtools: Lifts or hoists unit with crane to workbench or winding buck.

• 2) Pounds coils, using hammer, block, and drift to compact and align coils in slots and form leads on strap coils.

• 3) Cuts protruding insulating material, skins ends of coil wire, and splices lead connections of stator coils, using pliers.

• 4) Places leads of armature coils into commutator bar slots and secures leads, using drift and hammer.

• 5) Brazes or pours molten solder over connections, using brazing torch or soldering pot and ladle.

• 6) Tapes connections, and laces and ties coil leads to stator end windings or commutator risers, using tape hook.

• 7) May test unit for short circuit, grounds, and weak insulation.

• 8) May be known according to motor part connected as Armature Connector I; Stator Connector.