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SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

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SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

(OP)
I have a 2 speed single phase motor with 2 run caps.It is 2/4 pole.It has two run windings and one start winding.How do i connect it to run  on both speeds?-------------kuldip
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RE: SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

kuldip:- has the motor got a centrafugal swich? and what size are the capacitors.
kind regds.

RE: SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

(OP)
The motor does not have a centrifugal switch.The size of caps is 25mf 400volt.(both of them)

RE: SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

kuldip:- please advise fax no to allow us to send connection diagram
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RE: SINGLE PHASE MOTOR: TWO SPEED

(OP)
Thank-you.My fax no 0208-7595696---U.K.

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