Small motor with bearings bracket engaged in housing - has bayonet locks to ensure axial rigidity on starting

The small motor has a circular housing and a bracket to hold the motor bearings. The bracket has large flaps each side of a smaller shorter flap protruding outwards from the ends of each of its two legs. The larger flaps engage bayonet-like into L-shaped slots in the edge of the housing whilst the shorter flaps rest against the housing inside surface. The bracket is thereby held rigidly to the housing and can withstand the initial axial forces experienced when the motor starts up. The bearing is located in the crosspiece joining the bracket two legs.