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Oh wait, you want to connect the combo plug to the terminal board. Sorry.
Nil - White - 2
X - Black - 4
Center - Yellow - 3
Y - Brown - Brown lead from stator
Z - Red - L1
You may notice that all terminals except #2 (white) will already have wires of the same color going to them.
You will sometimes also find a little diagram inside the plug housing.
The yellow wire's connector to terminal 3 is very close to the end bell - make sure it's bent in a little so it doesn't touch.
Rrev, lol good point... I assumed the combo, as it is a bit trickier when it comes to the motor plug....lol that and only 1 out of the 12 centers I worked in actualy had BE motor plugs. The rest just had femail spaid terms on the power wire that pluged directly into the board.
Thanks, Ray. Sometimes it's really difficult putting on the solid-state switch for the first time. I want to make it as plain as possible.
Will be doing GE & Matsu****as and all the combos in similar fashion.
In Pat's case, I surmise it's a combo because of this:
Originally posted by pat:
I just need to know which wires from the motor plug go to which section on the terminal board.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">If it's a Back-End motor, it's fairly easy to figure out which plug wire goes where on the terminal board [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif[/img]
I would strongly recommend using potential relays for the westinghouse combo motors. There is less wiring inside the stator and the motors run cooler. You can order grainger # 6X550 or call stahls. It might be best to order your first few froms stahls so you can get a wiring diagram and then finish with grainger. In the long run you will be saving money and will be less of a hassle. You wont have to deal with cent mechs not working or burned switches inside the stator. Just my 2 cents.
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