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Motor question
I have a 115v, 1 1/8 HP motor with a faceplate rating of 13 Amps. It
actually draws 17 Amps (according to the Kill-A-Watt) with no load. Does the difference mean anything important? Thanks in advance for any advice. P.S. I haven't run the motor for more than a couple of minutes... |
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