The EASA Technical Education Committee has added four new videos to the Electric Motor Repair Tips series. The new videos include: Lubricating an Open Ball Bearing During Assembly of an Induction Motor; Testing Interpole Polarity on a DC Machine; Seating Carbon Brushes on a DC Machine; and Lubricating an Open Ball Bearing During Assembly of an Induction Motor.

These videos and prevoulsy released videos can be found now and in the future as separate entries in the Resource Library, on the new Training Video Library page and on the technical support information page. These videos are also available to the public as a special playlist on EASA's YouTube channel.

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No matter how large your VPI tank is, there are always those jobs that are a bit too big for the amount of resin you have. Options to displace resin range from pipes or barrels full of concrete with a built-in lifting bail, to sectioned tanks (Figures 1 and 2) that can be placed between the stator and the VPI tank sides, to a cylinder custom-made to fit inside the bore of a large stator as in Figure 3. Bake the displacement tanks after each use, then tarp them to avoid having to clean before each use. When not in use, store them outside or in unused areas of the shop.