Another "wire my motor" post.

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Nessmuk

Plastic

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Apple Lachia , USofA

• Jul 10, 2020

• #1

My motor is as per the pic.
110 / 220 volt Emerson / Deer
I can't read the markings to know what terminal is what.
I'm pretty sure the upper right is L1
Any help appreciated.
It is a two capacitor compressor motor, 7.5 / 15 amp.

 

Phil in Montana

Stainless

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Missoula Mt

• Jul 10, 2020

• #2

Forgot the pix??...Phil

 

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Bill D

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Modesto, CA USA

• Jul 10, 2020

• #3

probably Doerr motor.
Bil lD

 

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DDoug

Diamond

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NW Pa

• Jul 11, 2020

• #4

Nessmuk said:

My motor is as per the pic.
110 / 220 volt Emerson / Deer
I can't read the markings to know what terminal is what.
I'm pretty sure the upper right is L1
Any help appreciated.
It is a two capacitor compressor motor, 7.5 / 15 amp.

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Somewhere in the "United States" is a pix of a motor....could be in a snowstorm for all we know.

 

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Nessmuk

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Apple Lachia , USofA

• Jul 11, 2020

• #5

Link

Verizon Cloud

 

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Nessmuk

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• Jul 11, 2020

• #6

Link

Verizon Cloud

 

Phil in Montana

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Missoula Mt

• Jul 11, 2020

• #7

Thats the best you can do???...Phil

 

ChipSplitter

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Maybe

• Jul 11, 2020

• #8

Connect the yellow wire from the long skinny line to the short fat line. Red goes the opposite way.

Should be good to go.......

 

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Nessmuk

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Apple Lachia , USofA

• Jul 12, 2020

• #9

I'd like to say that helped, but when I plugged it in the timer started going faster.

 

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DDoug

Diamond

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Location

NW Pa

• Jul 14, 2020

• #10

Nessmuk said:

My motor is as per the pic.
110 / 220 volt Emerson / Deer
I can't read the markings to know what terminal is what.
I'm pretty sure the upper right is L1
Any help appreciated.
It is a two capacitor compressor motor, 7.5 / 15 amp.

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Nessmuk said:

I'd like to say that helped, but when I plugged it in the timer started going faster.

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So a timer is now involved ?

I think we are done here trying to help you.

 

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Nessmuk

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Apple Lachia , USofA

• Jul 14, 2020

• #11

It was a joke. In response to the connect the red wire advise...
There is no red wire.

 

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DDoug

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NW Pa

• Jul 14, 2020

• #12

Nessmuk said:

It was a joke. In response to the connect the red wire advise...
There is no red wire.

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Soo....let's look at your thread.
1. no pix posted.
2. after some requests for pix, you post to an outside dropbox, and a horrible pix at that.
(actually, the DUMBEST I have ever seen BTW)
3. Then you joke around, instead of working to add some important, requested details.

Have you got your motor up and running now ?