Abstract: A motor magnet fixing device includes two press rings, a plurality of magnets and locking members. A least one of the two press rings has its annular surface disposed with a plurality of projecting members spaced apart equidistantly. Each projecting member is axially bored with a fixing hole, having its opposite sides respectively formed with an engage recess. The magnets are clamped between the two press rings and respectively engaged between the adjacent projecting members of the two press rings. Each magnet has its opposite ends respectively formed with an engage projection to be engaged in the engage recesses of the projecting members of the press rings. The locking members are respectively inserted in the fixing holes of the projecting members of the press rings to combine the press rings together and fix the magnets between the press rings.

Abstract: The invention relates to a positioning device of a detecting device of a motor of a ceiling fan. The motor includes a stator, a rotor, a detecting device and a circuit board. The rotor is pivotally installed around a motor shaft provided in the stator. The positioning device includes a plurality of supporting recesses formed in the stator, positioned in preset locations on one surface cut through to its edge of the stator, for fitting precisely the detecting device therein without increasing extra cost.

Abstract: The invention relates to a detecting device for a motor of a ceiling fan. The motor includes a stator, a rotor, a detecting device and a circuit board. The rotor is pivotally installed around a motor shaft and the detecting device is fixed on one surface of silica steel plates of the stator. The rotor has induction magnets, which respectively have their one end to be induced with the detecting device extended with a preset length able to cover at least a detectable range of the detecting device, so as to form a reliable detecting zone between the induction magnets and the detecting device.

Abstract: A motor magnet fixing device includes two press rings, a plurality of magnets and locking members. A least one of the two press rings has its annular surface disposed with a plurality of projecting members spaced apart equidistantly. Each projecting member is axially bored with a fixing hole, having its opposite sides respectively formed with an engage recess. The magnets are clamped between the two press rings and respectively engaged between the adjacent projecting members of the two press rings. Each magnet has its opposite ends respectively formed with an engage projection to be engaged in the engage recesses of the projecting members of the press rings. The locking members are respectively inserted in the fixing holes of the projecting members of the press rings to combine the press rings together and fix the magnets between the press rings.