your motor the way it is pictured appears to be wired for high voltage. GOOD!
here's what i have so far..
make sure no power is plugged in.
you will need some kind of disconnect or switch for your 220v power to the motor as well as your drum switch, for safety.
in the motor, mark down where the wires are at now with a sketch of the layout.
turn your drum switch to the center position, and verify with an ohm meter that there is no continuity between switch poles.
disconnect the red terminal,add a piece of wire from the red wire to position 3 on your switch. do not reconnect this wire to the motor.
disconnect the black terminal, add a piece of wire from the black wire to position 4. do not reconnect this wire to the motor.
from your switch position 1 add a piece of wire to where the red wire originally was in the motor before you disconnected it.
from your switch position 6 add a piece of wire to where the black wire originally was in the motor before you disconnected it.
you then can install your power wires from the 220v circuit to their respective motor terminals. A and 2 in the motor.
it doesn't matter which wire goes to which motor terminal when you're wiring up the 220, they're both hot legs.
while the drum switch is in the center position, turn on power to the motor the motor should not run if wired in correctly.
if it does run, immediately cut off power and retrace your steps. you have a wire out of order.
if it doesn't run in the center position good! now switch the drum switch in either direction to see if the motor turns, if so good!
switch the drum switch to the center position until the motor stops, then you can go the other direction on the drum switch to see if the motor reverses direction. if it does, both you and i have successfully wired up your motor.
if not we got more work to do...:thinking:
i can help out more tomorrow, i gotta get up early.
just stop an disconnect power should you come to a point where you don't know what to do next, if your having issues!
i hope then info helps out