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wiring a three phase motor
I'm hooking up the hydraulic oil pump on my CNC lathe. Its a standard 9 wire
motor so it can be wired 220 or 440 three phase. My trouble is that the IDs on the wire leads are almost unreadable and I'm not sure I have it connected correctly. Especially sense I have U1, U2, U3 and V1, V2 , V3 - can't tell a U from a V. Will I smoke the motor if I have a lead switched? Or will the motor just hum with no damage? Are there any tests I can do with a multimeter to check before giving it the juice? Also, after it runs, how do I check for correct rotation direction. Just leave a hose open and wait for the oil to squirt? Karl |
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