Hello,

I need to replace the motor start capacitor on my tumble drier, but have
forgotten (lost the bit of paper from the fag packet...) which wire goes
where. There are 2 wires coming from the motor itself, and 1 wire from
elsewhere in the machine but only 2 terminals on the cap. Any help would be
much appreciated.

Steve

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"Steve Wood" writes:
Hello,

I need to replace the motor start capacitor on my tumble drier, but have
forgotten (lost the bit of paper from the fag packet...) which wire goes
where. There are 2 wires coming from the motor itself, and 1 wire from
elsewhere in the machine but only 2 terminals on the cap. Any help would be
much appreciated.

You'll need to provide a much better description.
A motor with only two wires doesn't use a start or run capacitor.

--
Andrew Gabriel

"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Steve Wood" writes:
Hello,

I need to replace the motor start capacitor on my tumble drier, but
have
forgotten (lost the bit of paper from the fag packet...) which wire goes
where. There are 2 wires coming from the motor itself, and 1 wire from
elsewhere in the machine but only 2 terminals on the cap. Any help would
be
much appreciated.

You'll need to provide a much better description.
A motor with only two wires doesn't use a start or run capacitor.

--
Andrew Gabriel

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the reply. What I should have said is that there are 2 wires
from the motor which should connect to the capacitor and 1 wire from
elsewhere within the machine. there are of course more than 2 wires going to
the motor itself.

Steve

"Steve Wood" wrote in message
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"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Steve Wood" writes:
Hello,

I need to replace the motor start capacitor on my tumble drier,
but
have
forgotten (lost the bit of paper from the fag packet...) which wire
goes
where. There are 2 wires coming from the motor itself, and 1 wire from
elsewhere in the machine but only 2 terminals on the cap. Any help
would
be
much appreciated.

You'll need to provide a much better description.
A motor with only two wires doesn't use a start or run capacitor.

--
Andrew Gabriel

In article ,
"Steve Wood" writes:
Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the reply. What I should have said is that there are 2 wires
from the motor which should connect to the capacitor and 1 wire from
elsewhere within the machine. there are of course more than 2 wires going to
the motor itself.

Well, this is still far too little info to be sure, but I suspect
you will need to connect the capacitor between the two motor wires,
and the supply wire to one side of the capacitor. If you connect
the supply to the wrong capacitor terminal, the motor will turn
in the wrong direction.

--
Andrew Gabriel