Aggregate from the refrigerator-How to connect (probably again) ...

Hello.
I wanted to make a compressor from a fire extinguisher and a refrigerator from a refrigerator. I already have the construction in mind, but I have no idea how to connect this aggregate?
I read that a connector or something like that is required, but I do not have it, and I know that it can be connected to the switch to start it, but you need a resistance measurement, and I do not know how to measure it? I suppose with a meter, but I wouldn't even know how to set it.
Regards.

just look for;
www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic408142.html

It did not help me a lot. If I had it all connected, I would have done it, but I do not have any "Strating Device", only the aggregate itself, so I asked if it would be possible to connect a switch to this device so that it would work.

The easiest way. Connect one wire to the upper / single prong and the other to one of the lower prongs and short the two lower prongs for a moment. If it works, use a double switch, e.g. for home lighting, but you have to convert one into the so-called temporary. And after the case. Good luck.

Find the main winding of the motor with an ohmmeter by measuring the resistance between the common point of the windings and the other (two) points as shown in the figure. The main winding has a lower resistance and you connect it to the 230 V mains using the switch. In the picture you have a single-pole (single) switch, but for safety reasons it is better to turn off both wires. Connect a single-pole unstable switch (e.g. bell) which will be used to start the engine to the pins of the free main and starting windings. Shorten the start-up time to the necessary minimum, because it is easy to destroy the engine. Also, simply applying voltage to the main winding without starting the winding will overheat this winding and burn the motor. This condition was protected by a thermal (overload) switch that was switched on before the common point.

I already understand how it works.
I have three contacts on the aggregate (Looking from the Top):
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---------- L
---------- N

Underneath I have a connection to the ground - it recognizes the stamp.
Unfortunately, I do not have any measuring devices, but I will try to connect according to the advice "theo23" because it brightened me up a lot
The highest will burn ... it's hard to learn ...
He'll call you when I connect.

concerning the cables supplying electricity to the generator.

L - is the extreme wire, the so-called phase, the neon indicator is on here.
N- is the neutral wire, the so-called zero.
Perhaps this generator has a starting device in its structure and it is enough to connect 230 V to the above terminals to start this engine.
Write down if there is any marking of this third terminal.
When experimenting with electricity, take into account the fact that sometimes the electrician makes mistakes ONLY 1 time and be careful enough!

That's right, I got inside, i.e. there to the side, and it requires nothing except 230V I checked on another one that has nothing to the side, only contacts, but apparently it is burnt because it does not work.
But I have a working compressor and I will finally be able to take it off
Thanks "theo23".

Go to this link, where there are aids and other modeling devices, you will find compressors described, which are better, other less should help a little, as well as a refrigerator compressor for the airbrush, I think it's worth using http://www.old.modelarstwo.org.pl/technika /inne/kompresor/index.html

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this one was on my mind http://www.old.modelarstwo.org.pl/technika/technika.html

Thanks. It will definitely be useful to me, there are many interesting things. But when it comes to the construction of this compressor, I cannot afford it so far, but I found a cheap, maybe less precise construction on Google, but the man had a good idea, I am sending The link may also be useful for someone.
http://www.old.modelarstwo.org.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11706
Thanks everyone for your help.
Regards.

Okay, gentlemen, and how to connect what is in the photo - there is no marking, pins on the left thin on the right thick - you need to pair 2 pins together or what? something unwanted to twist - electrolux compressor from Amica

You give the upper phase one lower zero, and the other lower phase zero to start.

mk1a - I did as you advised - everything flashes like a fire.

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thanks master

mk1a wrote;

top you give the phase
one bottom zero
and the second lower one for a moment zero to start

exactly how from which side zero and zero to boot

haha don't call me a master because I'm not yet a lot I have to learn what I can do I help I'm glad that I could be useful
greetings

Hello,
I got such a chiller from the refrigerator. I do not know what to connect with what to make it work when connected to the socket.

The last photo shows the power cables.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Waldek

Hello

I will dig out so as not to install a new one, I have an aggregate from the Amica refrigerator, how to connect it and what is the circular marked in blue attached to the aggregate for? Should I leave the capacitor?

The black wire is the capacitor, the wire indicated by the red arrow is the one connected to the refrigerator, the green arrow is the power cord. How to combine it so that it works long and reliably?
Edit:
Is that black a thermal protection? And when I connect the phase to it (the black one goes to the upper output in the aggregate), the blue one with the green arrow I will give a permanent zero and temporarily zero to the blue, which is indicated by the red arrow, will it be ok?

Doom wrote:

Edit: .
Is that black one the thermal protection?

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Yes, it is thermal protection

I am attaching for anyone interested a colour and clear wiring diagram of the SU60CY
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Hello everyone. I know that this topic has been raised many times, but I cannot find the answer to my question. I have a Jiaxipera compressor with a starting cube and thermal protection and I am asking for help. Points L, N and ground are marked on the cube. Everything would be "ok" but when I checked the S and M holes (pins 2 and 3) with the meter, there is continuity - is it normal? I suppose L must be connected to the protection but what next?

@tao you connect this top pin to L