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single phase two speed lathe motor connections

single phase two speed lathe motor connections

single phase two speed lathe motor connections

(OP)
i've got a rewound motor from a 2 speed single phase lathe

switchgear has been removed and connections to motor are three identical resistance windings
no centrifugal switch 32 mfd cap
can anyone help with connection diags??
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RE: single phase two speed lathe motor connections

Does the motor actually state two speeds and RPM's? Sounds more like a permanent split capacitor motor that has the leads out for reversing. Which is more applicable to a lathe than than two speeds!

RE: single phase two speed lathe motor connections

Suggestion. The motor may have been rewired to three-phase motor. The best way is to contact the motor rewinder.

RE: single phase two speed lathe motor connections

Jbartos has most likely gotten it right... what you may have is a three phase motor using a capacitor on one winding to make a start winding.

RE: single phase two speed lathe motor connections

(OP)
thnx for the suggestions guys

the motor is from an emco lathe and as you suggest looks as though it has been rewound for three phase

I'll get in touch with the rewinder after the hols and see what suggestions he has

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