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| hi all; i need some help wiring this 115 vac,1 phase,1amp gearmotor; is the capacitor connected in parallel with the field and the armature windings or is it connected to the armature windings alone. the motor tag shows 5 wires (two for power and i think two for newtral with one grnd) ____________black/yellow t/r (____________ blue/yellow t/r ( (_____________ black____________________ (______________(10 UF CAP)___ blue_____]------line (_____________________ green/yellow (grnd) note....rotate blue/yellow and black wires for ccw rotation will this make black/yellow tr and blue/yellow tr connected to the neutral (white wire) and black,blue to line power (black wire)with a 10 microfarrads capacitor connected to the blue wire only, does this make the blue wire the feeder for the armature? any help will be appreciated mino54 | |
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| The 10 uF cap is in series with one of the field windings. I doubt there is any connection to the armature. There should be a centrifically operated switch that disconnects the cap when the motor is up to speed.
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| Yes, it probably doesn't even have an armature, it's probably a squirrel cage induction motor, the middle bit is called the rotot and the windings are called the stater. Does it have brushes, if so it's a universal motor and the capacitor is for power factor correction but I doubt it?
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