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How to clean an electric motor
Disconnect the motor and remove it from its mounting.
Unplug the motor from its power source. Power should not be running into the motor, or else you're in for a shock.

Options: A). Unscrew any bolts holding the motor in place if there are any. You can test the motor with a multimeter if you think it may have an electrical charge.; B). Gently pull the motor out of its mounting compartment, then lay it out on a table or other flat surface. Rinse the motor and reattach it to its housing.; C). Scrub the motor to pick up dirt and grime. Hold the motor by the rotor and use a soft rag or toothbrush to scrub off paint, grease, and grime.; D). Unscrew the mounting nut holding the motor on with a screwdriver or hex key. Inspect the motor closely while it's disconnected from the electrical adapter.;
Answer:
A).