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 Posted: Sat Oct 16th, 2010 08:04 pm
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 I have a washer motor that has a water pump coupled directly to the motor.  It's not clear to me which windings go where for connecting it to 120vac.  Also, I don't see a starting capacitor in the circuit anywhere (although there IS a "starter" winding).

I'd sure appreciate help on this.  There is a PDF of the circuit at:

  http://www.cottonwire.com/images/2010-10-16-WasherMotor-Schematic-02.pdf

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 i am working on this now... ill get back to you ina while. ill provide a diagram to get your puppy running. i admire your ambition



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 no Capacitor needed


Letter Terminals on Motor Start Switch:

Run Winding:

Neutral > W

L1 > Hi-Speed > BU
OR
L1 > Slow Speed (starts on High speed) > P
OR
L1 > Slow Speed > Violet wire on Motor

 


Start Winding:
(determines run direction)

L1 > R
Neutral > BR

OR

Neutral > R
L1 > BR



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 You're SO kind to have put all the work into my question and I'm embarrassed to say your short-hand is just too "short" for me.  I've attempted to work on the motor with your notes, but I guess I'm just too slow minded.  I just don't understand what you've said.

Could you maybe explain just a little more (I'll understand completely if you say you don't have time!)?

Thanks again,



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 depends on which speed you want ...



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 If there's an optimum speed for the pump to perform, that would be preferable.  In lieu of that, I'd take the slow speed.




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 Do you have the Washer Wiring Harness Plug w/ 7 wires that plugs into the Motor Start Switch ?

1) Violet
2) - empty
3) Pink
4) White
5) Green/Yellow
6) Brown
7) Blue
8) White/Red



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 most washer pumps are gravity fed on the intake side, i doubt they would self prime

also the motor will not last very long if it is used for long periods of time

its not continuous duty



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 Yes - the wires are clipped back to about 4" long - but they are there.



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 Hi-Speed
Spin Cycle

Line Neutral to White wire and Violet wire

Line Hot to  Brown wire and Blue wire



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