When original parts are unavailable

Compatible replacement motors

For discontinued or unavailable motors, we develop a technically and mechanically compatible replacement designed to keep plant modifications to a minimum.

Replacement motor engineered by JoMo
Compatibility

Built around the existing machine

Existing unit

Nameplate, old motor, drawings, connections and installation situation are recorded.

Technical match

Dimensions, shaft, flange, characteristic curve, voltage and interfaces are compared.

Documented result

Traceable engineering and production documentation support future requirements.

Replacement motor assistant

Capture the existing motor systematically

Enter all known data. Unknown details may remain open and will be identified as engineering review points.

Draft on this deviceNot saved. No data is transmitted to JoMo.
Existing motor data

Copy the information directly from the nameplate wherever possible.

Process

From legacy data to a serviceable solution

Capture

Record the motor and application

Compare

Check critical dimensions and performance

Engineer

Develop and confirm the replacement

Supply

Manufacture, test and document

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions on replacement motors.

JoMo Elektromaschinen engineers compatible replacements for discontinued or unavailable DC motors, based on the nameplate, the old unit, drawings and the installation situation, keeping plant modifications to a minimum.

Helpful information includes the nameplate, the old unit or photos of it, any available drawings, and details of the application, duty type and installation situation. The replacement motor assistant above guides you through all relevant details.

Yes. Unknown details may remain open and are flagged as engineering review points to be clarified together.

A repair restores the existing motor, while a replacement engineers a new, compatible unit – typically when original parts are no longer available. Our article Repair or Replace a DC Motor explains the decision criteria.

Next step

Share everything available about the old motor

A nameplate photo, dimensional drawing or the original unit itself can provide the basis for evaluation.