My original motor has 3 wires-Black, Brown, and Yellow. This Fasco has 4 wires-Black, White, solid brown, and brown with white stripe. In addition the new motor has a green ground. Any help will be appreciated since the new motor has short wires that...
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If you bought this from us (electric motor warehouse) we should have sent you a capacitor with the motor. The two brown wires for to the new capacitor. The black & white wires go to the power leads. You would hook up the black wire to where the old black wire went. The white wire on the new motor would go to the "C" terminal on the old 3-prong capacitor (probably where the yellow wire went from old motor) this is the other power source.
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Mary you can contact the company directly. But it gets wired into the Hot Lead (black Wire) just like most switches. Make sure if there are multiple wire that there is the wiring for the motor and a ground (note Sometimes the switch can be bad) KB Electronics, Inc.A Complete Line of AC & DC Drives, Automation Controls & Fan Speed Controls12095 NW 39th Street Coral Springs, FL USA 33065 Tel: (+1) 954.346.4900 Fax: (+1) 954.346.3377Outside Florida Call Toll Free 800.221.6570 This should be an easy installation Good Luck Ed
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There should be two wires coming out of the battery and one plugs in to the motor and one is for charging I think the white one is for charging and the other one is to plug into the engine so make sure you have the right wire plugged in otherwise I wouldn't I don't know
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First- can you check to see if a wire came loose in the box. Make sure it is getting electrical power. It would be a shame to replace a motor if it is just a loose wire. Also check the circuit breaker, switch, etc. Do you have a voltage tester? I have replaced motors but not in this unit. Call Panasonic but I'm guessing a new motor will cost almost the same as a new unit. How long did you have the fan? Maybe it can be replaced at no charge.
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Hello Tim, not sure. Its been awhile. I can check the info on the motor and let you know. When I installed I just made sure everything matched with the old one.
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Match up the color of the wires. In my case two of them were reversed from the old capacitor, but if you simply match the colors it should work fine.
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2 for the motor, 1 ground. I only used one speed and put a triac on it. It does have a 3rd wire for the motor for low, but I didn't use it. I love using a triac because it's an off switch with variable speed.
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Yes. You have to cut the wires off the old motor and solder them onto the new motor. It is not plug and play.
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When I looked at replacing I matched up all specifications of the motor, including the wiring to ensure I had a match. Pictures helped tremendously in helping me confirm I had a match. A Rainbow motor, not sure I understand what the Rainbow reference is referring to, assume your brand motor?
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I did not notice, I installed the motor over a year ago. I bought it because it was an AC Delco so I figured it would be better quality than the generic ones. Have not had any problems,
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The only difficult part is re-wiring the motor. Mine came wired for a higher voltage connection. Hire someone to install, or pay close attention to the old wiring configuration if doing a replacement.
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I do not recall as I purchased the motor for someone else. What does stand out from what remember is it seem like it was ran and not like new. It had minor damage not shipping related. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help, good luck!
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Yes it does have wires but I had to cut the wires that was on the old motor and splice thems to the new motor wires.
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The packet has 2 motors in it. I do not see any markings but they appear to be the same motor.
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im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the capacitor and it sure was a bad one, hope this helps im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the... » Read More im not sure what motor is has, but its a regular motor with a capacitor on the outside of it, i though my old board was bad because the transistor on the board for the hot fan speed kept on ticking and the fan will not turn on most of the times, it ended up being a bad motor capacitor, it was suppose to give 7amp out, mine was only giving 1.3 and the fan will not come on most of the times, 1 out of 10 times for the fan to come on, so i thought the board went bad, i changed it with this board and same thing happened, it drove me crazy until a good friend a mine came and measured the capacitor and it sure was a bad one, hope this helps « Show Less
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I cannot be certain, but the general rule is black to black, however if you look at your old motor you should be able to see which wire goes to the cage or shell of the unit. That is your ground to complete the circuit. Your new fan should not be too hard to tell either. It has been a while since I installed mine so I this may not be much help, sorry.
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I am not sure of the motor you have but the multicode 1090 receiver has 3 terminals - just attach the same 3 wire colors from your old receiver onto the 3 corresponding terminals on the multicode 1090 receiver. if you are not sure, they are well-labeled anyway.