motor reversing switch
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- dusty
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Re: motor reversing switch
I'm too old and stuck in my ways to do that. Mounting my SPT any differently than I have for these many years just would not feel right.
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- JPG
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Re: motor reversing switch
Better think that one through. Ya still gotta mate up the shafts.cooch366 wrote:Maybe when I fix the misspelling I'll go with the normal/not. After all I sometimes wonder about myself.benush26 wrote:Nice job Steve!
Though.....
You turn the top to the right for reverse and to the left for forward?? Hmmm![]()
Just kidding!!!!!![]()
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It is a very clean look.
Saw one once where the owner had the label "Normal" "Not Normal"Of course he has an even more twisted sense of humor than me if that's possible!
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It really is a nice job!
Be well,
Ben![]()
Also another benefit of reverse is to mount a SPT on either end.
If you want 'FWD'(or FOR) to the 'right', and 'REV; to the 'left', just place the labels BELOW the switch.
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Re: motor reversing switch
exactly which wires are connected to the forward / reverse switch. There must be 10+ wires attached to old push switch. Thanks for the help
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Re: motor reversing switch
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The lower two poles are the reversing part. The upper two poles are power on/off.
The wire colors apply to a GE motor. Let me know if yours is an A.O.Smith motor.
The 4pdt was a center off. A reversing switch(DPDT) should not be.
I am assuming your 'push button switch' is on a Mark VII. If not disregard this.
The wire colors apply to a GE motor. Let me know if yours is an A.O.Smith motor.
The 4pdt was a center off. A reversing switch(DPDT) should not be.
I am assuming your 'push button switch' is on a Mark VII. If not disregard this.
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