Do you have a wiring diagram of this motor?
1091107
no. but if the access panel on the right rear of the motor is removed, you'll see a red wire and a black one. don't mess with these. this motor is split phase, which means it can turn in either direction. that said, there are two connections which accept either a female spade-type disconnect, or wire ring type. these are the two leads in from the on/off switch. one lead per pole. to get the motor to turn in the desired direction, simply switch either of those leads on the poles. hope this helps.
1589122
I have the exact model and it has 2 switches one for each motor. I would not buy this one!
1227613
Wiring is simple and yes there is a wiring diagram, did not have to buy anything just cut it into my PVC line, if you are taking an old one out you may have to extend the line if the new one is shorter
683330
No wiring diagram, but it was fairly easy. As i recall, connect the hot wire from each pickup to the balance knob and ground everything. There are lots of generic wiring diagrams on the internet.
1069070
Yes, 2 wires to go to the battery and 2 wires for the motor! Very easy to operate and dependable! I replaced everything but the motor on one unit last year. I would recommend this for anyone!
1337931
no there is not a wiring diagram that comes with the blinkers ,i followed my stock blinker wiring and read the evtm for my model yr
1434795
There is a page in the box (or should be). I sent an email tothe manufacturer and they emailed me a diagram (not in the box).Hope this helps.
1392375
Yes, when the motor shows the requirement of 5 MFD it will be correct... yes on the wires... brown and brown/white will be hooked up (one wire per side), however there are other ways to wire when required to do so... please call for explanation... 989-723-8985 M-F 8-5 Eastern Dan CSH
1037004
Hi, if you got to our website, http://shop.haworldonline.com/Evolve-Z-Wave-20A-Isolated-Contact-Fixture-Module-Model-LFM-20-11248.htm, we have a wiring diagram posted in the listing photos. If you need more pics, let me know.
1889752
I installed a cord with a plug and plugged it into a wall outlet. The motor comes with no wiring outside the motor.
940856
Check the photos on the display page for this switch and look at the one that has the arrows showing which wires go to which spades. There are two feeds, the DC positive and the ground or the negative. There are two outputs to the motor that act separately or combined, depending on toggle location. Pretty straight forward. Just copy the pictures instructions, you'll be OK.
329114
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.
638381
If the connectors are the same, you need not change anything, just plug in the new motor. If they are not the same there should have been a re-wire instructions in the box.
2191574
Instructions were very skimpy. Mine didn't include a wiring diagram. The skimpy instructions plus the wiring diagram are available on the company's web site. http://www.vellemanusa.com/support/downloads/?code=MK131
958300
i dont know but get the model off motor and google it thats how i did it ken
2099731
Hello Mr. Rivas, Thanks for your interest in our parts. Here is a link to our manufacturer's webpage where you can view an actual diagram of the blower: http://tyc.mycarparts.net/products/TYC-700019?brand_id=544 Please note, the diagram is under the images tab. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again, thank you.
628810
it has 2 wires. black wire (hot wire) from the plug to the black wire of the unit(use a wire nut). then the white wire to one end of the motor wire (wire nut) then other end of motor to the white wire of the plug (neutral) (wire nut) make sure the motor is or has been able to be speed controlled (they will have brushes in them typically called universal motors) with this kind of controller. this will not work on ac only type motors (reluctance,shade pole, inductor or synchronous motors)