GHawk3798
Electrical
- Oct 5, 2024
- 1
I purchased a machine from China and they must have wired up the motor wrong because the pulley wheel is running counterclockwise when I need to it to run clockwise to properly work the machine. I’ve done a little research on Google but want to make sure I get this right and don’t fry the motor so I took some pics and would appreciate anyone who knows for sure what I need to do to change the direction telling me what I need to do.
As you can see in the pics there is a blue and white capacitor, the blue one is noticeably larger than the white although I can’t see the numbers on either id have to pull them out and they appear to be anchored in with some sort of adhesive foam.
Both capacitors have a blue and brown wire.
Across the top row the terminals (if that’s the correct term) are labeled from left to right V2 U2 Z2
The bottom row from left to right are Z1 V1 U1
The blue wire from both capacitors is hooked to Z1.
The brown wire from the white smaller capacitor is hooked to V1 and the brown wire from the larger blue capacitor is hooked to v2.
I read something about “switching the Z connections” but I wasn’t sure if that meant to switch one of the blue wires to Z2 or both of them or if that was wrong completely.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
As you can see in the pics there is a blue and white capacitor, the blue one is noticeably larger than the white although I can’t see the numbers on either id have to pull them out and they appear to be anchored in with some sort of adhesive foam.
Both capacitors have a blue and brown wire.
Across the top row the terminals (if that’s the correct term) are labeled from left to right V2 U2 Z2
The bottom row from left to right are Z1 V1 U1
The blue wire from both capacitors is hooked to Z1.
The brown wire from the white smaller capacitor is hooked to V1 and the brown wire from the larger blue capacitor is hooked to v2.
I read something about “switching the Z connections” but I wasn’t sure if that meant to switch one of the blue wires to Z2 or both of them or if that was wrong completely.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.