An electric motor can raise and lower a lift cage by using a system of pulleys and cables or a screw mechanism. When the motor is powered, it can rotate a drum or screw, which either winds or unwinds the cable, raising or lowering the lift cage accordingly. The motor's direction of rotation determines whether the lift moves up or down. Additionally, the motor can be controlled precisely, allowing for smooth and safe operation of the lift.
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