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Wiring AEG Tischkreissäge ADEB 80 N 2 Y 80: 230V, 2PS Single-Phase Motor with 4 Wires

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  • #1 16547379
    lukaszluk
    Level 15  
    Hello
    Some time ago I bought a 230V engine and now I have a problem because I want to start it but I don`t know how. I usually buy Polish Besel engines and I have no problems there, but I found a German one with a nut on the shaft that I was looking for for a long time.
    The engine has a new capacitor (I bought it, the contacts of the old one were broken), a thermal switch (button) and 2 pairs of wires going inside the engine, thin and thick.
    Here are the engine details:

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

    AEG type: 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 | Iso-term. B | P33
    CB = 30uF RT = 30°C

    I know that there have already been several topics on this topic, but I didn`t find anything specific to connect it, I know it works, I tried something, but there are too many possibilities.
    Maybe someone knows where to connect this thermal switch, in which winding - run or start? Which windings are these, thin or thick cables?

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  • #2 16549804
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    Measure the resistance peer-to-peer and write in the table.
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  • #3 16549951
    lukaszluk
    Level 15  
    And so measured, thick orange cables 5.0 ohms, brown cables 2.5 ohms.
    There is no breakdown, there is no transition between the windings.
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  • #4 16550211
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    This means you have four ends from two windings. Connect those with 2.5 ohms to 230 V. Connect those with 5 ohms in series with the capacitor and also to 230 V. The engine should start strongly and run quietly. If this does not happen (it hums, turns slowly), turn it off because it is not connected properly. It would be best to measure the no-load current.
  • #5 16552263
    lukaszluk
    Level 15  
    Hello.
    Thank you for the tip.
    The engine works, starts very nicely, I also connected the thermal fuse. Everything is OK for now.
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