Connecting Capacitor to Dirty Water Pump: Wiring Guide for Numbered Wires and Assembly

Hello. I would ask for help.
I bought a pump for dirty water some time ago that stopped working. After checking the pump, it turned out that the cause of the failure is the wire. I replaced the cord.
The problem is that before dismantling the wires I took a picture to know how to later assemble it, but this picture has disappeared somewhere. Maybe someone will tell me how to connect the wires I have numbered.
Thank you in advance for your help

From what I see, you should hook it like this:
2 to 7
1 to 5 and 3
4 to 6

thank you for the quick reply.
after connecting
2 to 7
1 to 5 and 3
4 to 6
the pump is buoying but does not work. I went to the store and bought a new capacitor of the same parameters (I showed you that old man) that did not help
the rotor is going to rotate without a problem, I guess it is not rusting and for a moment I thought that rust may have caught it but it is
I decided to risk and replace the wires
2 to 7
1 to 3 and 6
4 to 5
but the same, you hear a buzz but nothing else
Chicken. I bought this pump for construction to sometimes get water from the tank, it gave me a lot of pressure and worked so well. after the failure I bought another one in the supermarket but with less power and it works tragically, it is very poor. I hope that this pump can be repaired because I do not want to buy a new one at the end of the construction, just to turn it on a few times

Can you measure the resistance on the cables coming out of the pump?

Measure the resistance of the windings between terminals 5,6,7.

Exactly.
I have a similar pump myself and after the order of connections that I gave you earlier, my pump is working.

Measure the resistance of the windings between terminals 5,6,7.

Ok, I measured:
5-7 = 033
5-6 = 016
6-7 = 023

You've tried, but I do not know in which units. My guess is that 5-6 is the winding of the work, which is connected directly to the supply voltage. 6-7 is the start-up winding that is connected in series with the capacitor. From this it looks like the terminal 6 is a common one that needs to be connected to one side of the power supply, terminal 7 connect to one of the capacitor leads and the other condenser lead to the terminal 5 and the other side of the power supply.

I think it will be easier if you draw it


and I measured on this value

https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/6419914100_1487401676.png

I just plugged in and it works like new Thank you for your help