Washing machine universal motor wiring explained
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How to wire a washing machine universal motor and control the speed using a SCR Voltage Regulator. As it says the regulator controls the voltage, it does not control the speed directly, so if a load is applied the motor will slow down, you can compensate for this by turning up the voltage and the speed will rise. I also show how to reverse the direction of the motor.
This motor is a welling hxgn2i from an Indesit WIA111 washing machine.
I have used a scr voltage regulator to control the speed, you can find one if you search for "220V AC 5000W SCR Voltage Regulator Motor Speed Control Lamp Dimmer Thermostat" or similar on ebay, I paid £10 for 2 of them.
Bootsowen? You've been my go-to guy for the last 6 years bro! Simple and straightforward instructions 💙
Perfect description of how to wire this motor, which was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
I spent ages looking for this information, when you can't find it it's usually a good time to make a youtube video.
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That was so ridiculously well explained in simple terms that even I understood it plus in such a short period of time.
You covered everything including the speed regulator.
Assuming I manage to make (successfully) this I will be signing on👍😂😂
Congrats
Thanks buddy, I made this video because I couldn't find this information anywhere all laid out. I'm glad it's helpful!
So fantastically well explained, that I now know how to use my motor for a disc sander.
*The best welling video on youtube* this helps me alot.A board and marker was a excelent explanation.Thanks man.Regards from Serbia
No problem, I appreciate your message. I'm glad it helps.
bootsowen is there any way to wire reverse polarity rocker switch.
bootsowen yet yy
@@bootsowen have a washing machine motor but the plug on the side is missing and theres a total of 6 wires 3 go to the back shaft and 3 go into the back by the copper winding i am at my infancy
At motor repurposing and trying to figure out how to put a plug on it the model # id DWS8003SK , If you can help me out i would appreciate it thanks
I don't have to pretend I know nothing about electricity, I don't! But at last a video showing the same number of wires (although different colours) and an explanation I can follow with the added bonus of speed control! Well done! I've looked at many videos covering this subject (several Irish?) but they drift off the subject by saying things like 'and dis one goes to one of de uther ones...' that's no good for beginners, we need it in definitive terms all the way!!
Well and simply illustrated, thank you!
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Hi, Thanks, Have a look at my other video for a tda1085c controller, it is a better speed regulator. thanks
It is a bit older video but you Sir! You are the best! And thank you!
That's an awesome video! Just saved a lot of money and time. The brushes have failed and washing machine wasn't running through cycles. Timer was counting down and stuck at 1 min. Thanks matey!!! Just saved me few hundred quid! SUBBED AND LIKED!
Thank you, best tutorial on wiring!!! My motor works, now i can start some DIY projects
This was a great tutorial fella, just what i needed to know, and the speed controller was a great bonus. Thanks a million!
Glad it helped! In reality these aren't a great controller, there is a better one based on a tda1085c module. but it will work up until the point where it breaks.
Hi . Please consider this : Give the commutator some voltage (independent of the coil) . Give the field winding some voltage (independent of the commutator ) . Play with the amount of voltages to adjust the spinning and the torque !!!I believe this is an other approach to control the motor .
Thanks Owen, great video as always. I have a few of those motors lying around so I've just ordered a couple of controllers via your link. Looking forward to the pyrotechnics :)))
Thanks. I have blown up quite a few of these controllers on washer motors if you put on a variable load. Take care!
The best welling video on youtube this helps me alot.A board and marker was a excelent explanation.Thanks a lot. Regards from Turkey
I am glad it helped. Thanks
Well done, nice simple explanation. Looking to build a Wizzbang type chicken plucker. Thanks for the help 👍
no worries, glad it helped
Thanks explained perfectly best video I have found
Just tried successfully, thanks Owen, very well explained:)
Great job!
very useful to build my own resistance making machine for vaping. Thank you!!
Yeah :)....you are my new god of making things simple......thanks so much man!
no worries buddy!
Best video on you tube simply explained and shown thankyou
Thanks for your support I needed to know about this information in the right place and right time 😀
Awesome. Learned something new today which will help me build a motor to run my garage door up and down using an old washing machine motor and a regulator. Great stuff. Great explanation! Thanks!
Good man. Send me a video of the finished article or post it on here. I’d be glad to see it! Thanks
Superb explanation.It couldn!t be explained better then this.I can't understand the ones who dislike hope that probably they have no brains.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the video. The way you explained everything was superb nice and simple.
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Same to you!
The picture was perfect
Perfectly explained! Thanx.
Thanks for your explaining
No worries
I have made a regulator too. Great and convenient thing to have
Very better explained ....
You have explained that very well thanks a lot 👍👍👍👍eric hart from the uk 🇬🇧
Thank you for this very useful video, well explained 👍
Perfect my friend thanks a lot. Just what I needed. Excellent tutorial. 👌👍
Very well explained!
Great explanation but my motor has only 5 wires coming out of it, 2 tach wires, and red blue green,
Have a look at my 3 phase washing machine motor wiring video
Very good Video. Thanks for sharing that !!
A simple and good explanation. Thanks.
Fantastic video. have you ever recycled a brushless motor? Use of a whiteboard to explain, is brilliant!
I did a similar video for 3 phase induction motor used in washing machines, maybe this is what you mean by brushless motor.
*THANKS*
You have no idea how much this helped me!
No worries, what did you do? How much did it help you?
bootsowen I burned the motor!😂
It had some moisture and the load was waay too big for that motor.
Ha!, experiments come alive! Tell em if you post a video!
thank you men" you're a good teacher.
Thanks
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pretty interesting and hope you keep doing these as its fun to see.
Thanks
Nice simple explanation thank you. Aside from your 6 wires my motor has 3 other wires which have continuity between them. Can you please explain what these 3 wires are for ?
No Idea without seeing them, but they are most likely additional taps to the windings in the motor.
Probably a rpm sensor for the pcb 👍
I did this, it spun no worries but there was alot of arcing between the brushes
Excellent video with easy to understand explanation. I’ve only got 5 wires coming in to mine. Any advice?
Is it a universal motor? I.e. does it have brushes?
ohhhh. right. you put them in series yourself. it dosnt just come as one big circuit. was wondering why there where 4 connectors
very good video wooow
I would be interested to know how to wire a direct drive washing machine motor this way. The LG front load washer I am using has 3 field windings , and 2 hall switches.
You can’t wire such a motor this way
Loverly, cheers Owen.
Very good explanation
To regulate an AC motor you don't regulate the voltage you use a phase control device then there's no heat.
Thanks a lot! It was helpful.
Amazing vid but where do you get your jumper cables? Ive serched high and low but ive got nothing.
Make one with two spade connectors and a bit of wire.
At last, my automated roofslide for my shed is closer to fruition, I just need to make a selector for direction.
A Gigathankyous!
Or use a double socket wired appropriately as mentioned in another users reply.
funny how most all these youtube wash machine wiring vids are brushed motors and every last washer motor ive messed with are brushless . where do find brushed motors in washers?
Look for older motors. I have posted a few videos about wiring and controlling a brushless one. Not as easy. Arguable better speed control however.
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Hello. I need to know. Connecting a universal board to this motor. Can i not connect the heater and the ciclus of the machine will work to the end or it will by interupted with a error code? I want to not use the heater resistance.
very nice videos good 3:41
Hello
Very nice video with great explanation
Just a question about "more field winding" in my case I'm having a motor with 8 wires, 2 for tacho, 2 for brushes, and 4 for field winding (connected 2 by 2) so in order to run this motor should I connect two wires of the field winding and use the left ones, somthing like connecting the wires to make one field winding !
Bearing in mind that I haven't seen the motor, nor do I know the model number. For your 4 field windings imagine that one of the 4 wires is one end of the coil, another is the other end and the remaining two are intermediate taps. the motor will run with different torque/speed when any two are connected up in the way that I have shown. I am not sure if what you have suggested will work. It might. you could do some experiments. You sill have to experiment to find the best speed combination for you.
Thank you for the reply, today I got back to the motor and I've followed the wires (the two remaining wires) are connected to a bimetallic thermostat to protect the motor from over heat and the motor is running like super cool now :)
Sounds like a Miele
great !!! thank you, explained clearly :)
I know this seem daft but. How to insert the cables in the connectors and what sort of connectors you use in the washing machine ?
Spade connectors
does it matter for direction nrotation point of view that the brushes are not peripendicular to the comutator and they are at an angle? In one direction, one of the suf-forces from the resultant of friction and the spring will act inwards and aling the direction of spring force whereas in opposite direction, it will actually lift the brushes...?
Dude ... that was brilliant I have been mulling in my brain for days how to do this ... I have a project building a potters wheel besides making sure whatever I do is water proof any pointers will this same process work will the motor over heat? Again Awesome video !
Over heating depends on airflow, fit a fan to blow against the motor and it should keep it cool. I am more interested to hear how you plan to waterproof it. Post a video?
Thankyou very much
Hello I am Daefit Suscriber from Indonesia: Permission ask, I have a Samsung loading motorcycle, and when I try to turn on using electricity directly trips on MCB, why this happens ...? I check the stator roll cable does not signature burning ... and the rotor is the same I check still connected each other ... what should I do ...? thanks for the advice
I don’t understand your question?
I've got a brushless Indesit motor it has 5 pins how would I wire this thanks
Thank u for this video ....very useful for me
Well done ;)
Great video but how do I wire one with 7 wires
how to wire nidec type wc107a40l100, is this a bldc or ?
If you have 7 connections, presumably 3 windings, can you just ignore one and carry as per your video? Is it used for something?
Sorry for the potentially stupid questions haha! Other than that great video man!
Yes, two cables to tacho? two cables to brushes? and 3 cables to windings? Then there should be some combination of two of the windings in the configuration that I have shown will get you going, using other wires from the windings should give you different speeds. The system in the washing machine would only ever use two winding taps at a time. Wash speed, spin speed. Let me know how you get on!
@@bootsowen Great. Your video helped me a lot and using what you said, I just assumed it was a different spin setting for the motor but just wanted to check! Thanks for such a quick reply. Consider me subbed!
Hi again! So I managed to get everything up and running nice and smoothly! Added a voltage regulator and a power switch which work smoothly. Thanks for your video and added comments much appreciated and helped a lot!
Thank u for sharing this information! Im having trouble, finding the right capacitor, for this Motor: 195 V 300hz 17500 RPM AC-EL. Can u help me out please? Country is Germany. THANK YOU! :) KEEP IT UP!
Have a look at Andy Reynolds videos on 3 phase to single wiring.
All the ones I took apart. I don't see brushes!!! So I don't even try and use them for anything
Have a look at my videos on 3 phase motors.
May know how the actual resistance of tacho thanks
May may?
So how can you insert a switch for forward and reverse. Great video
you just need a switch that replicates the changes that I made to the wiring diagram.
Thank you !
It may be a stupid question, but what about the Taco wires?
They are only necessary if you want to monitor or control the speed. Have a look at my tda1085c video. You can get a controller that would use the tacho wires.
Thank you!!!
Some people knows to transfer knowledge really nice and informative, so in this case we connecting rotors coils in series with stator coil. Is there any video can explain how tacho works?
I haven't found one. I would like one that shows how it works and how to use it to control the speed.
What's the role of the white cable
Hello, I'm not sure if you are still following/replying to questions, but I'm a little stuck. I have a washer motor but I have 4 wires, 1 of which just grounds to the frame, so I've got 3 wires to figure out. I don't have brushes, stator, or anything else visible. The 3 wires appear to just be the ends of windings, now I'm in the US, so Hot/Load is normally black and neutral is usually white. The wires going into the motor are red, yellow, and white, ---- There is a capacitor with red and yellow leads that clip onto it. (I have the full wiring, but have not traced anything yet).
My guess is White is neutral, and the red/yellow from cap mate with Load, and then ground everything?
Sound about right, or no? I have a different motor that was wired fairly similar, (it was a squirrel cage microwave motor, I'll have to double-check the way I wired it). I had some trouble figuring out, but finally found out that one wire was neutral, and one of the other 2 that went to the cap went to load for one speed or the other to load for 2nd speed..
I'm just trying to avoid sparks or smoke!! Thanks,
Hi There, It is very hard to diagnose without a photo or a link to a video you have made. Is the capacitor wired to the motor? if so it may be a type not covered by this video, by your description, if the capacitor isn't attached to the motor, it may be a 3 phase type motor, see my other videos for how to wire these, and why not to bother! Good luck.
Thanks for replying. I re-read what I wrote, and I'm sorry for the confusion.
It's weird, I can find pics online of this motor, but no wiring instructions.
Let me see if I can clarify the description, and I'll add the links to the online pics, Idk if they will go through though.
Ok, the clip attached to the motor has 4 terminals/tabs/wires... 1 of those wires is green/yellow (ground). In US green or g/y is ground so it just connects to the motor frame, leaving just 3 wires to deal with, and they all look like they go into the windings, it's a little hard to see.
The 3 wires are red, yellow, and white; in the US white is normally neutral. The red and yellow come off the motor, run a foot or 2 and come to a Y, or splice. The red one splits to 2 wires, one line to one side of the 47mF cap, and a red that must have ran to the control panel. The yellow also splits like a Y, it continues to the other side of the cap, (they are attached to a clip still that only snaps into the cap one way), but it's an orange wire that Y's or splits off from the yellow. So the white should be neutral, the red and yellow both go to a 47mF cap, and both (red/yellow) split off just before the cap. I hope I wrote that in a way that makes since?
I used my DMM and checked the ohms of the 3 terminals, the red/yellow have 12.3 ohms, but either red or yellow to white gives me 6.2 ohms. Based on that I would assume that means Hot to either red/yellow and white to neutral would be low speed, and both red/yellow to hot would be high speed, but then what about reverse?
I saw the washer along the street in my neighborhood and stopped to rip it apart real quick, (I don't have a truck so couldn't haul it and take apart as I'd have liked), and about 1/2 way through taking it apart the trash men showed up so I didn't have a chance to follow the Y's off the R/Y, I just had to cut the wire and go...
It's a Welling W1006399, just that search does bring up pics of this motor but no vids on it. It's a 1/4 hp 120V 3Amp Thermal protected. (I hope it's a resettable but ???) It does say 40 Celsius max ambient.
I'm going to attach a link or 2 of pics I found online, I hope they work.
In addition to how to wire it, I'd like to figure out if this is a "continuous run motor" or not so I can figure out what I can use it for, like a lathe, table saw, ect. It does still have the small pully on the shaft, (I can pull it off if I want/need), and I was able to grab the bigger pully and belt before I had to grab and go.
This is a link to a pic of the motor,
www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fhttp2.mlstatic.com%2Fmotor-para-lavadora-whirlpool-part-no-w10006415-D_NQ_NP_726546-MLV26136199555_102017-F.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Farticulo.mercadolibre.com.ve%2FMLV-508214567-motor-para-lavadora-whirlpool-part-no-w10006415-_JM&docid=cpD1EZqkTr9SmM&tbnid=bU6LdDA5DD_bPM%3A&vet=1&w=1200&h=900&bih=495&biw=1093&ved=2ahUKEwjXw5TE2v7cAhVQG6wKHVqoBigQxiAoBHoECAEQGA&iact=c&ictx=1
Left to right is the Green/Yellow ground, then yellow, red, and white.
And here's a link to the identical one on eBay,
www.ebay.com/itm/WHIRPOOL-MAYTAG-AMANA-WASHER-DRIVE-MOTOR-WELLING-W10006399-YXB85-4H-1-4-HP-/222636789156
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know this is a little long, sorry, I just wanted to try and explain it better. The pics (if they work) should help?? Thanks Again.
If it was me, on the basis that I got the motor for free, I would just put live and neutral across any two cables and see what happens. But sometimes when I do that the blue smoke appears. I have a read a simple book, Electric Motors in the Home Workshop, £6 on ebay. It would be a better guide than I am, it will explain what your multimeter readings mean, etc. And you would certainly enjoy it!
I figured out the wiring for the particular motor I have. There's only 3 wires to figure out as the 4th grounds to frame, so just W, R, Y, and White is neutral (here in States) so I hoped I just had to figure out R&Y.
It's so simple it's stupid!
White does go to N, and Hot to either R/Y it spins one way, or the other wire to hot spins in reverse, but NOT both to hot!! Simple. I guess I just wanted to try and be sure, but the Voltage/Amps are on the motor, so I put a manual reset breaker half the Amp inline just in case. Without any load it shouldn't draw near the rated amperage, it worked.
I can only assume that the Speed is controlled via a microcontroller on the PCB that I was unable to grab.
I'm going to look up the book you mentioned, check it out, and possibly buy it for future reference.
I do however have another question, would these be considered "continuous run" motors? I'm going to see if a search will provide anything, but I have found little info on this one at all??
Thanks Much,
Hi . I'm looking to make a disc sander with a motor as used in your video. Can you tell me the RPM of the motor when connected directly to the mains without any voltage control . Very informative video by the way.
Good luck with that, you should really not do it the way you have suggested, Typically these motors go up to 15000rpm, bit fast for a belt sander when you could spend £5 on a controller, or just use a big resistor in series and that should hold the speed back a bit.
@@bootsowen I understand that. I tried your wiring method and it works fine, it's just that the motor isn't labelled with the speed. I was considering reducing the speed with a system of pulleys rather than the controller method.
great video sir
Many thanks indeed! I hope it helped.
Hello what will happen if I use the variac variable in the electric motor DC for continuous use??
will cause problems?
2) If I use the speed controller with two conductors and one of the grounding to the electric motor, it will cause problems?
(that's your speed controller in the plastic white box)
3) can I use the speed control on the heater of the washing machine without a thermostat?
I would love your answer!!! :)
A variac is an autotransformer, so will not work on dc.#
2 I don't understand your question
The SCR speed controller will work on a heater element, but the wattage on a heater element is high 2 or 3 kW, so you will need a big controller.
@@bootsowen 1) okay
2)
ruclips.net/video/48J3w0eN6uI/видео.html&ab_channel=bootsowen)( 2:31 )
3) okay
Hello again, you helped me before get my motor to run. Could you help me now. I would like to use the motor to turn a trommel (basically a circular Sieve for gravel and soil) I made from bicycle wheel rims and mesh. I think I need a fan belt large enough to go round the cycle wheel rim and the W/m Motor. Is there a specific type or style of drive belt that the motor would turn and where could I find one long enough (probably 2.5 metres long)
If you think something else would/should be used to drive the cycle wheel rim please advise.
You could make the belt out of anything, but i would use 2 washing machine belts, cut and then sewn together to make a longer one. use good strong thin cord, maybe dental floss, and stitch so that the stitches are well hidden in the grooves of the belt. You might need to make guides, like the front derailleur on a bicycle, to guide the belt onto the pulleys. That might work. Or you could use an old leather belt, cut carefully into strips and then sewn together. Charity shops sell cheap belts.
@@bootsowen Thanks, I will get another belt (I took the original with the motor and experiment with that.
Hi Again, After lockdown I have got back using my trommel to sieve my gravel from dirt. All is going well but the problem I have now is speed. I have a voltage regulator like you described but when there is a load the motor needs more voltage to turn, then as the load decreases (i.e. the sifted gravel falls out the other end) it speeds up until it is throwing gravel out quite dangerously. Right now I have to control the regulator manually adjusting the power to keep the speed safe. Is there any way to use the tacho wires to control the speed? My other alternatives are to find and use a tumble drier motor (i.e. slower) or construct some form of gearing to allow the motor to run faster but turn the trommel slower. Thanks again for your help.
Apologies I have read further down and found more comments about the TDA1085c which uses the tacho, Am now trying to fund where to buy. Please ignore previous question (I would delete it but do not know how) Thanks
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Well Done explained
Thanks, I Hope it helped you to understand!
why you send only one wire through scr?
Why not?
Good video one of the best I've seen. T/U
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is the best video! I need a help to change the rotation controlled with arduino
So has this answered your question or do you need more help?
bootsowen . I need more help because your method is manual . i need to make this rotation controlled with arduino
bootsowen i have 3 phase induction motor i've got 2 wires for the sensor and 3 other one if you give me a mail i can send you a photo
bootsowen washing machine motor welling YT220-2D (L) 3Phase induction Motor Spin 195V (~3) 310Hz 220W 1.43A Wash 36V (~3) 10 Hz 32 W 1.53A Insulation Class F Cod. 160028856.02
This is a completely different motor to the one in my video. Sorry, I don't know how to do this with arduino. these motor typically come with an inverter mounted on a circuit board somewhere within the washing machine. You will probably need these parts to do the switching to make the 3 phase, (If you plan on using it on single phase) You maybe somehow can bypass the chip that is on the circuit board and replace it with Arduino, but as I say, I don't know how. Good luck.
Thank you
best video ever, ime trying to turn the motor into a generator, would it just be a case of a bridge rectifier.
Hi Tony, It really depends on what you want to use it for AC or DC generation. The universal motor will run on DC or AC. But I don't know what it will output if you spin it. I guess you should consult the internet. Thanks for watching. It might be a video I post in the future when I have read a bit about it!
damn, how to make it change direction without physically change bridge and coil pins? technicaly, i want to change it with somewhat foot pedals...
You need a 2 pole 2 way switch. Easy.
@@bootsowen yea, but my hands are busy, have to do it with foot. And when i releaae foot, it should turn of motor. I have pedals with NO and NC connector but i do not know how to wire those...thanks a lot, anyway
Hi it would be very big help if you could help me with the
following
I watched your video is very good but my motor got 7 pin connectors
and got a separate earth connection, I have eliminated the 2 wires coming from
the speed sensor, but I am confused because there are 6 wires coming from the
inside,
Red & Black together, Yellow & Green together and then
I got 2 thin blue wires could you please help me to connect this please
The 2 thin blue wires comes from the front of the motor and the
other comes from the back of the motor
Does your motor have brushes?
@@bootsowen yes sir, 1 thin blue and a red wire coming from either side of it,
Then wire it as I have shown you in this video, If you don't understand then watch the video again. If you are still unsure then consult an electrician.
@@bootsowen ok thank you, I got it now I watch the video around 10 times and it helped me a lot thank you so much
What about controlling the torque? Is there a way to maintain high torque while varying the speed? This would be most applicable for a disc sander or lathe like you’ve mentioned. Thanks!
Yes, you need a tda1085c motor controller. I have made a video about using on e of these on a large grindstone. You can get a component on the internet auction and make a circuit or buy a pretty good one that has been preassembled, like I did in the grindstone video.
bootsowen thanks a lot! I’ll check out the video & order one of those, probably pre assembled. I’ve got a universal washing machine motor I wanna use for exactly this purpose!
Hello, I would like to thank you for this detailed video. I am wondering if there is a speed control inside the washing machine since it works with different speeds
Hi Ziad, the washing machine uses a tachometer (pulse sensor) in the end of the motor to monitor the speed. How it does this depends on the model. In a universal motor it is an IGBT transistor that switches very quickly to control the speed. Newer machines using an induction motor run on three phase electricity and are brushless, they regulate the speed by varying the frequency of the electricity using an inverter. In my experience it is too complicated to reuse the control parts from the machine. the short answer to you question was yes,
Hello again. Thank you for your swift reply. I'm not familiar with electricity. But as I understand I need an external speed control. I don't know how to build it, I'm going to buy one. Is there a specific speed control for universal motor or any type will works? Regards
I have shown how to do this in this video. If you are not sure about electricity then leave it alone so you do not die!!
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great tutorial, could be understood easily. I have question for you mr.
i want to replace the old program timer of my a washing machine with a modul pcb universal sxy 3388.
to connect the motor to the pins on the modul pcb universal - in which the comutator / brushes are to be connected to 2 pins on the modul and the same for stator and the tachometer. when i follow the guideance on the installation it doesn,t work. the water filing is normal. after that the motor start but only in 2 second and stop. failure sign " motor err" appeared. I have tried 3-5 times and the same motor err appeared. what is wrong ? hopefully you can give the solution. if you let me know you hp /e mail add i could send you the wiring detail. thank you
the modul pcb universal sxy 3388 is an interesting tool. I have demonstrated in this video how to wire the motor and the wiring diagram behind it. You can show a video of what you have done and post a link here to your video if you like. Share your question and results so everyone can learn.
Thanks
Hi Bootsowen, This motor you worked on is an AC induction motor correct and not a universal right? Sorry if this is a noob question.
Hi, It is a universal motor, not an induction motor. Owen
bootsowen how can you wire a universal motor to generator? I am struggling.
And how do I connect the motor if I have more cables coming from the inner field winding?
Have have 9 pins on mine.
but if I use the connector that was used in the washing machine I have only seven "pins" because a cable comes out of one pin loops around and goes in another one.
I think you should watch the video and ask yourself that question again.