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How to wire it

2016-12-18View Original

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220V motor! Four wires! Two reds! Two greens! How to connect the two wires of the start capacitor
Reply #22016-12-25
Ahah, let me give a brief explanation about this sea friend! Typically, single-phase asynchronous motors are classified into resistive-start, capacitor-start, capacitor-run, capacitor-start and run types, and shaded-pole motors. Based on your description, it is likely either capacitor-start or capacitor-run. The wiring can generally be arranged as follows: the two green wires can be connected together, while one red wire (the main winding) is usually connected in series with a switch, and then in series with the two wires of the capacitor. One of the capacitor wires is connected to the other red wire (the auxiliary winding); this arrangement will suffice.

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