alanmeng999

modified 6 years ago

Help for single phase induction motor wiring

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I have a single phase induction motor with 6 pin connector. As picture shows from top left to right is
P3 T1 T8 they are all bridged. Underneath from left to right is P1 T5 T4. T5 and T4 are bridged. If I supply live to T5 neutral to P1 the motor turns ccw.  On the motor says EXCHANGE T5 T8 TO CHANGE ROTATION. My question is how to exchange T5 T8. Also I'm using 220v single phase. Does make difference is I swap live and neutral. 
Thx for help 

published 6 years ago

Teshaxd

6 years ago

Do you have any capacitor connected to anywhere?

alanmeng999

6 years ago

Thx Teshaxd

alanmeng999

6 years ago

The motor do have capacitor inside.

alanmeng999

6 years ago

But I'm not sure which pin they connected

Teshaxd

6 years ago

https://i.stack.imgur.com/yNUQ7.jpg iam only found this nothing more sadly..i hope it helps a bit.

Teshaxd

6 years ago

https://i.stack.imgur.com/LOam3.jpg or maybe that

andrewjepsen

6 years ago

you do realixe you have the voltage connected to two grounds, right?

alanmeng999

6 years ago

No warriors thx Teshaxd

alanmeng999

6 years ago

Andrwjepsen please read description.

alanmeng999

6 years ago

is only for demonstration purposes

giomix

6 years ago

Hi, may this help? https://www.google.com/search?q=yl90l-4+electric+motor+wiring&oq=YL90L&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j0l3.20540j0j7&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=GYBRz0D1q0mi8M:

giomix

6 years ago

May I ask you for which uses is this motor?

giomix

6 years ago

My link is for model l4, you l2 but I believe can help

rich11292000

6 years ago

Swap two of the three wires that goes to the motor at the pecker head

alanmeng999

6 years ago

Hi it's motor for shutter roller door.

alanmeng999

6 years ago

Hi giomix is your picture for 3 phase connection?

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