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Posted by Bob Pietrangelo on October 20, 2006, 10:10 pm
pat, yes i should take some lessons, in fact i will schedule them now. It
definitely not one of my better attributes........and thanks for the
compliment....lol
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Bob Pietrangelo
bobp3@comcast.net
bob@comfort-solution.biz
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On Time or Your Service Call is FREE
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>
>>I will post in line!
>>
>>--
>>Bob Pietrangelo
>>bobp3@comcast.net
>>bob@comfort-solution.biz
>>www.comfort-solution.biz
>>On Time or Your Service Call is FREE
>>Preventive Maintenance Specialist
>>
>>
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>>>I was hooking up a condensor motor today.
>>> Typical 4 wire single speed.- Black, White & 2 Browns (one with white
>>> tracer)
>>> I noticed on the wiring diagram that the white wire was labeled (common)
>>> I've argued this before with some of the guys & I still say that the
>>> white
>>> is the run & not the common.
>>
>>Why would you argue? There is no common wire for the high voltage it is a
>>240 motor!
>>
>>When you wire your capacitor to the two browns do what it says, thank God
>>you read directions.
>>
>>
>>> The same goes for 3 speed motors. When you have a black, blue & red for
>>> your
>>> speeds & say a yellow for common along with your 2 browns,
>>> isn't the yellow really the run winding & whichever speed you use is
>>> really
>>> the common.
>>> I'd be curious to see who agrees or disagrees
>>>
>>> Gary.
>>>
>>Gary, are you really a tech? IF you are, the only thing I agree on is why
>>are you not still in school, at least for basic HVAC electric.
>>
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>
> Bob, do you really know how to use a computer and post usenet
> messages? You really need to take a few classes on the topic, you top
> posting moron. lol
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