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The small motor I believe is built inside the globe. I do not think there is a way to get inside the globe. Getting the inside wet is not an option for now, and most likely would create the styro balls to either clump or be weighted down and not flow as it should. For now I will leave it turned...

I have a 14" motorized micky mouse snow globe powered that has been running about 2 weeks now. Not sure if in the past it was turned off nightly but this year the small Styrofoam balls the motor inside that makes the styrofoam balls go up a tube making it look like it is snowing began to stick...