(under the class definition) Apparatus in which the motor has a working member which operates through a given cycle, i.e., from a given position through a revolution or reciprocation back to the starting position so as to be in condition to repeat the cycle, and having means for stopping or modifying the operation of the motor responsive to working member travel through a definite preselected number of cycles greater than one.
(1) Note. This definition does not include those motors which operate for a predetermined period of time and then are stopped or controlled in some way even though for a given speed it could be determined how many cycles or revolutions would be made in a given period of time.
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35+, for expansible chamber motors having means to start, stop or change the mode of operation thereof after passage of a predetermined time. See (1) Note above.
355+, for motors having control means to cut off the motor after the working member has made one complete cycle of operation.
