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Wisconsin | So the diagram seems to indicate the motor has two windings, when it goes one way the power is applied directly to one winding and through the capacitor to the other winding. You should be able to take a picture of the wiring, label it, take some more pictures, and then hook it directly to power to test. Black and red will both have power, I don't think you can tell the difference with a basic multimeter. White will be grounded, or very low volts to ground. A capacitor is a very common failure, you can substitute one close enough and it should work, or try to turn at least. If you have capacitors not the right rating, parallel adds their capacity, series lowers their capacity. You can replace a black plastic cylinder with a metal one, but not the other way around. | |
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Curtain machine
