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range fan hook up red, black, white wires
On Thursday, March 18, 2004 at 11:43:18 AM UTC-7, SofaKing wrote:
I'm salvaging an old range hood to use as a fume ventilator. The fan blower motor has four wires one white, black, red and a ground wire. Resistance between the white and red is ~15 ohms, between the white and black is ~ 10 ohms, between the red and black is ~ 5 ohms. Which is/are hot and which is neutral? Is it two speed because of the extra wire? Thx. thanks for your clear answer! I appreciate it! take care, Emrick |
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