SQUARE D Thermal Unit, 0.53 to 0.63 Full Load Amps, For Use With Square D NEMA Motor Starters 00, 0, 1 - 1H598'|'B0.71 - Grainger
I think this is very close Amp rating but a little different design.
I put the the green jumper in to confirm that it would work without the fuseable link. What supply house do you recommend? Grainger? Allied...? Mouser?
Yes I find it odd but the wiring diagram is from 1963... It's antiquated for sure...
Thanks Tom,
When I think of a relay, I think of a contact type of device. I’m not electrical expert at all, obviously....
Are these heaters available still? I thought that this technology was antiquated. That was the reason I started this thread to fin a suitable replacement of modern circuit...
I isolated the lower voltage problem to this thermal cutout. It has perfect voltage on the incoming side but low voltage coming out. Am I missing something?
The problem appears to be the fuse. I suspect it was damaged but not completely blown when I had the wiring polarity backwards when I...
Larry, Thank you for the response, This box (pictured) is obviously different than mine. I will take pics of my actual box. The devices I want to replace are some sort of overload protection. They are located this same area in my box. I think they might be a slow blow fuseable link? Anyway, On...
Thank you for your help. I was able to install this version. I get the error about the part file being saved from newer version but it seems to work on the few files I opened.
I recently upgraded my computer and lost my old version (2016 v2 22.4.1.16 specifically) I have installed 2016 from the Autodesk site but it will not run with my PAF file. So I'm looking to find a basic 2016 DVD. I'm willing to pay for shipping to me and back if you will let me borrow it.
I own...
Thank you for the response. I was able to disassemble the variable assembly last night.
I think I may have found the problem. I believe the motor is shorted in the windings. The wire leads for the motor were very brittle. The insulation flaked off when I touched it basically. I tried to repair...
I want to pull the electric motor out to inspect the internal wires. This machine is probably a late 70s early 80s? I'm worried the wiring is causing the issue. I snagged this photo online. It is what my variable speed box looks like.