Micky T | 07/07/2016 09:39:21 |
![]() 76 forum posts 29 photos | Good morning i wonder if any could help with a wiring problem. I received a Delco motor with my Grayson lathe but it was not wired correctly although it worked when i bought it. but every time i plugged it in at home it tripped the rcd on my fuse board. originally the eath cable was attached to the terminal marked T and the live wire was connected to the L terminal with the neutral connected to the TL terminal. With what i understand since looking into these type of motors I think it was wired incorrectly hence why it tripped my fuse. I purchased another motor to replace the Delco but was wondering if this motor was salvageable.
Does any one know how it should be wired Sorry last photo is upside down i cant get it to change
Michael
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Neil Wyatt | 07/07/2016 12:16:33 |
![]() 19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles | The next MEW will include a long detailed article on wiring up single-phase motors, including how to reverse them, how to identify different types and which winding is which . Neil |
Howi | 07/07/2016 12:19:09 |
![]() 442 forum posts 19 photos | Posted by Neil Wyatt on 07/07/2016 12:16:33:
The next MEW will include a long detailed article on wiring up single-phase motors, including how to reverse them, how to identify different types and which winding is which . Neil I think a lot of people will look forward to that Neil Keep 'em comming....... |
Micky T | 07/07/2016 21:34:16 |
![]() 76 forum posts 29 photos | re-posted picture thats gone missing
right way up this time |
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