Oil-repellent film forming method, motor manufacturing method and motor

A method for manufacturing a motor, comprising:

• applying a thermally curable adhesive agent on at least one of two parts of the motor, said at least one of the two parts being made of metal;
• bringing the two parts into contact with each other via the adhesive agent;
• arranging an induction coil in the vicinity of the two parts;
• and
• applying an induction heating to the induction coil by supplying an AC current with a frequency of about 5 to 100 kHz, thereby indirectly heating the adhesive agent to cure the adhesive agent.

A method for manufacturing motor, comprising:

• affixing a lead line, which extends from a stator attached to a metallic base portion of a stator unit, to a board, which is attached to a surface of the base portion facing away from the stator, via a hole formed in the base portion;
• arranging an induction coil in the vicinity of the base portion;
• applying a preliminary induction heating to the base portion by supplying an AC current with a frequency of about 5 to 100 kHz to the induction coil;
• applying a flowable resin material on a bonding portion between the lead line and the board;
• and
• sealing the bonding portion by curing the resin material.