Connection of a single-phase motor with 4 wires, AEG motor

Hello
I bought a 230V powered engine some time ago and now I have a problem because I want to start it and I don't know how much, I usually buy Polish Besel engines and I have no problem there, but I found a German with a nut on the shaft, which I have been looking for a long time.
The motor has a new capacitor (I bought it, the contacts broke off the old one), a thermal switch (button) and 2 pairs of wires going inside the motor, thin and thick.
Lists engine data:

AEG Tischkreissäge, Type ADEB 80 N 2 Y 80
230V, 2PS

Type AEG: ADEB 80 N 2 T? 80
220V | 9.5
2 KM | 1.5 KW S6-40% | cosPHI 0.98
2800 rpm | 50 Hz
VDE 0530 / 1.66 | Izo-term. B | P33
CB = 30 uF RT = 30 ° C

Thank you in advance for your help
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I know that there were a few topics on this topic, but I didn't find anything special to connect it, I know it works, I was up to something there, but there are too many possibilities
Maybe someone knows where to plug this thermal switch into which winding - working or starting, which windings, thin or thick cables?

Measure the resistance peer-to-peer and write in the table.

And so measured, cables thick orange 5.0 Ohm, brown 2.5 Ohm
The breakdown is absent, the measured transition between the windings is absent.

So you have four ends led out from two windings. Connect those with 2.5 Ohm to 230 V. Those with 5 Ohm should be connected in series with the capacitor and also to 230 V. The motor should definitely start and run quietly. If it does not happen (it hums, turns slowly), turn it off because it is not connected properly. It would be best to measure the idle current.

Hello.
Thanks for the hint.
The engine works, it starts very well, I also connected the thermic. Everything is OK so far.