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    Compressor Windings Resistance



    Help needed please. Could anyone tell me what the resistance of the start and run windings should be on a Turk Elektrik MTH 115MT compressor please. Got this one cutting out after a few seconds on start up and would like to know what part to condemn, incidentally this one has a capacitor and PTC resistor for the start up circuit. Many thanks in advance.



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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    Look in here, hope it will help you.
    Use Embraco next time......

    http://www.tee.com.tr/p_copm_r600_pd.php

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    Thanks for the link Chemi-Cool but can't find any actual resistance values for the start and run windings on there, just voltage and overall wattage. The one I have here is measuring 14 ohms on both the start and the run windings, any one know if this is normal? I thought it should be slightly higher and not the same one both windings.

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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    Quote Originally Posted by Woodland View Post
    Thanks for the link Chemi-Cool but can't find any actual resistance values for the start and run windings on there, just voltage and overall wattage. The one I have here is measuring 14 ohms on both the start and the run windings, any one know if this is normal? I thought it should be slightly higher and not the same one both windings.
    Hi wood, have a look at this

    http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=ref...ient=firefox-a

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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    Brilliant! Many Thanks for your efforts Toosh, amazing what you get searching the Internet when you know what to put in search criteria. I will let you all know what the fault was when I find it!

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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    Quote Originally Posted by Woodland View Post
    The one I have here is measuring 14 ohms on both the start and the run windings, any one know if this is normal? I thought it should be slightly higher and not the same one both windings.
    It could be the same.

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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    Hi woodland you can get the same readings on some windings because they use same amount of wire on both the run and start
    Last edited by GHAZ; 02-04-2009 at 09:23 PM. Reason: wrong word

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    Re: Compressor Windings Resistance

    It is highly unlikely that the start and run windings would have the same resistance. The start winding would usually be the lower resistance so as to draw a higher current to facilitate the torque required to start the rotor going in the required direction. in conjuntion with a capacitor. The run winding would then keep the rotor turning at a lower run current.

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