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| Important info for how to pack Powerdynamo systems! | ** * IMPORTANT!! * * * | 
|  IMPORTANT: | The rotor (flywheels) are sensible to blows. CAUSE: The rotor drum is made of flexible steel, the glued-in magnets are made of inflexible ceramics. | 
| If a rotor gets subjected to force, simplest by dropping it to the floor (even if inside a box), the steel of the drum will flex in and possibly shed magnets. Those will however than still stick at the rotor drum by their magnetic force - so you often do not notice the damage. If you start the engine however in this state, the loose magnets will move and cause severe damage. | |
| He, who ignores this advice and posts rotor material unprotected will be considered responsible for the damage involved. | 
| Material leaving us here is always double-packed (box in a box) | |
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| Check the magnets You can check the adhesion of the magnets easily by trying to push them aside with your fingers (don't use tools). Attention: The magnets are arranged in some sequence. If you want to solve the problem by re-glueing them, please consult us before starting. | |
| Rest assured, the magnets will not get loose during
      operation. Unless there is a foreign object (attracted screw or washer
      etc.) inside the rotor, the crank shaft bearing breakes or the rotor
      heats-up unnaturally by grinding somewhere. For pulling the new rotor always use puller screw M27x1.25. Never use a claw puller, a hammer or any other device. This risks shaking magnets off and leads to loss of warranty. | |