Sorry, I can't count today. Six wires plus ground. However, the start and run capacitors are external to the motor, hence extra wires. U1, U2, V1, & W2 run to the switch and W1 & V2 go to the capacitors. Yg is the ground wire.What?
Sorry, I can't count today. Six wires plus ground. However, the start and run capacitors are external to the motor, hence extra wires. U1, U2, V1, & W2 run to the switch and W1 & V2 go to the capacitors. Yg is the ground wire.What?
I used the temp solution today, and Murphy's law, of course it was going in Reverse, so I changed the wires, as you pointed out and all is working fine.If you wanted a temp solution:
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Yep, now that I have it working, I see that it takes two switches, but that is all built into the more complicated switch.No, it's only to provide the on/off function and the reversing function all in one switch
Has nothing to do with the voltage
I'll start with that, as the first assumption when I start the process of figuring it out. Taxes need to be done first.I was going to mention: The switch is bilaterally symmetrical so all the cams should orient in the same way I would think