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    Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring



    Does this look familiar to anyone ? I need to know where these wires go.These wires are coming out the side of the compressor.
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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    hi bud is it not an internal overload

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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    I guess that is what it is. Any ideas about the wiring ?

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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    There appears to be another terminal which does not have a wire on it at the moment.

    It looks like the compressor main electrical motor connectors but should have three wires.
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    Here is a schematic. Can someone explain where these wires go according to this schematic.
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    Should be able to read this one.
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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    You got a Common, a start and a run terminal there (C+S+R)

    First you have to find out which one is which, to do that you need to get your Ohm meeter out.

    The resistance between S and R will be the total of S-C + R-C.
    So if you would get 2 Ohm between pin 1 and 2, 3 Ohm between 2 and 3, 5 Ohm between 1 and 3, then 2 would be your Common or Live terminal.
    Half way there....
    The pin with the least resistance to pin 2 would be the start winding, feed via a start capacitor or relay (ie. pin 1 in my example).
    The pin with the highest resistance to pin 2 would be the run winding connected straight to Neutral (ie. 3 in my example).

    good luck,

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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    Quote Originally Posted by The Viking View Post
    You got a Common, a start and a run terminal there (C+S+R)


    The pin with the least resistance to pin 2 would be the start winding, feed via a start capacitor or relay (ie. pin 1 in my example).
    The pin with the highest resistance to pin 2 would be the run winding connected straight to Neutral (ie. 3 in my example).
    Hi Viking

    I think the least resistance is the running winding and the higher one is the starting winding.
    will double check on a compressor tomorrow

    Regards,
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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    confirmed i am right

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    Re: Vintage soda machine refrigeration wiring

    Quote Originally Posted by jack_lizhaoyang View Post
    Hi Viking

    I think the least resistance is the running winding and the higher one is the starting winding.
    will double check on a compressor tomorrow

    Regards,
    Jack
    This correct,start winding consists of many small wires, so big resistance. Main winding is less wires and bigger wires, so less resistance.
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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