Aotema ATM08060786 hub motor

[EmAre]

I recently acquired an Aotema hub with the ID# ATM08060786. From what I have read on the forum it may be brushless, ( 3 wire connection ) and 36 volt. If anyone can confirm that it would be very helpful. The bearings seem a little stiff and rough so I’d like to take a look at those. Has anyone seen a parts diagram or exploded view that would give me an idea of the disassembly. I will try to give the motor some power when it’s mounted on a fork to see if I even have a motor. If all that goes well does anyone have a suggestion for a good controller?
Thanks for any ideas

 

[ljbred08]

Rescue Motor - Aotema (Wilderness Energy BD-36)

Last year, a guy traded me a bike with brush front hub motor, not working, of course. Posted up a picture and got a probable ID as a Wilderness Energy BD-36s - circa 2005. 36V 600W rated. Tested motor with 8V and turned and sounded smooth so ... Winter project! 1. Broken and rusted spokes...

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5 years using a brushless Aotema

The Aotema Rescue thread got me thinking, so I'll report on an old brushless Aotema front hub motor. Five years ago I bought a used ebike using this front hub motor. It had a 36V battery made from three 12V 12AH gel cells. The battery bag was badly weathered but everything else looked good...

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When I read your question I started thinking "there's no such thing as a brushed hub motor"--but apparently there is:

controller for brushed aotema motor, educate me please

I have an aotema 600 watt, 36 volt dc gearless brushed hub motor on a workmans trike which is currently not working. I tested the batteries with a volt meter and they are fine. I attached the batteries directly to the motor and it runs. Therefore I figured it must be a problem with the...

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It's probably brushless though if it has three wires.

Since you said you read on the forum, maybe you already saw those, but I thought I'd post them here anyway for reference.

 

[EmAre]

Thanks, every bit helps.

 

[Hummina Shadeeba]

Thanks, every bit helps.

Putting it on a fork? For sure not suspension I hope and just had to say that

I recently acquired an Aotema hub with the ID# ATM08060786. From what I have read on the forum it may be brushless, ( 3 wire connection ) and 36 volt. If anyone can confirm that it would be very helpful. The bearings seem a little stiff and rough so I’d like to take a look at those. Has anyone seen a parts diagram or exploded view that would give me an idea of the disassembly. I will try to give the motor some power when it’s mounted on a fork to see if I even have a motor. If all that goes well does anyone have a suggestion for a good controller?
Thanks for any ideas

I dont know the specific motor but imagine u can add grease/oil to the bearings without disassembling the motor and just take off the outer bearing seals to add grease or sneak a thin oil in with gravity

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