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Hello Mike,
I've been watching this thread with interest ! It seems that you have been led up some dark alleys by various companies.
There is no guarantees here, but I will try to help. Lets go back to the beginning, Can you put the wiring back to a condition where you can run the old motor ?
If so looking at the pictures the motor has an adjustable hall sensor system. The three screws in the slotted ring allow the hall sensor to be rotated for maximum speed or maximum power output. Turn the speed right down so that the motor turns and carefully rotate the sensor and see what happens. If the motor stops or tries to run backwards, turn the sensor back and then up the speed a little, and try again.
Tell me what happens.
Almost forgot ! The screw at the top of the picture should not be where it is ! It should be to the left near the other end of the slot.
I've been watching this thread with interest ! It seems that you have been led up some dark alleys by various companies.
There is no guarantees here, but I will try to help. Lets go back to the beginning, Can you put the wiring back to a condition where you can run the old motor ?
If so looking at the pictures the motor has an adjustable hall sensor system. The three screws in the slotted ring allow the hall sensor to be rotated for maximum speed or maximum power output. Turn the speed right down so that the motor turns and carefully rotate the sensor and see what happens. If the motor stops or tries to run backwards, turn the sensor back and then up the speed a little, and try again.
Tell me what happens.
Almost forgot ! The screw at the top of the picture should not be where it is ! It should be to the left near the other end of the slot.