Hello I didn't know where to put this topic so I write here... I have a question how to connect the motor removed from the washing machine for a short time? 5 wires come out of the cube (red, white, yellow, blue and kind of purple) I have 16uF and 0.5uF capacitors for this please help ;)

Take a look at the forum on how to connect the motor to 230V, I described it there in detail.

The exact title is: Can such a motor work at 230V how to do it.

I'm blind, I can't seem to find it

Pawson8, here you have links to the page how to connect the motor from the washing machine (and not only)

I am sending the connection system according to the colors of the wires with the diagram

Hello! I've written about this engine before, but I was sent to another topic and I can't get anything out of it... So please tell me how to connect this motor to 230V so that it immediately enters the highest speed (if I remember correctly 2775 rpm) I have a 16uF capacitor at my disposal here are the wires that come out of the cube (the photo is a bit blurry because it's from a cell phone)

Hello I sent a photo of the connection

Thanks BIG ;) Added after 38 [minutes]: well, I was in a hurry... if someone would tell me what is 2p=12, 2p=2? Because I'm green as a receipt for coal in this

[Solved] Connecting a 5-Wire Washing Machine Motor with 16uF and 0.5uF Capacitors

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#1 4614964 22 Dec 2007 21:53

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Hello
I didn't know where to put this topic so I write here...
I have a question how to connect the motor removed from the washing machine for a short time? 5 wires come out of the cube (red, white, yellow, blue and kind of purple) I have 16uF and 0.5uF capacitors for this

please help
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#2 4615013 22 Dec 2007 22:10

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4615013 22 Dec 2007 22:10

Take a look at the forum on how to connect the motor to 230V, I described it there in detail.
#3 4615030 22 Dec 2007 22:14

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4615030 22 Dec 2007 22:14

can you have a link?
#4 4615032 22 Dec 2007 22:15

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4615032 22 Dec 2007 22:15

The exact title is: Can such a motor work at 230V how to do it.
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#5 4615077 22 Dec 2007 22:28

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4615077 22 Dec 2007 22:28

I'm blind, I can't seem to find it
#6 4615464 23 Dec 2007 00:15

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Facilitation for the blind: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic886691-0.html
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4617612 23 Dec 2007 18:32

Pawson8, here you have links to the page how to connect the motor from the washing machine (and not only)
http://www.elektroinstalacje.info/articles.php?cat_id=1
http://www.elektroinstalacje.info/readarticle.php?article_id=8
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I am sending the connection system according to the colors of the wires with the diagram

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#9 4636747 29 Dec 2007 17:01

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4636747 29 Dec 2007 17:01

Hello!
I've written about this engine before, but I was sent to another topic and I can't get anything out of it... So please tell me how to connect this motor to 230V so that it immediately enters the highest speed (if I remember correctly 2775 rpm) I have a 16uF capacitor at my disposal
here are the wires that come out of the cube (the photo is a bit blurry because it's from a cell phone)
#10 4636819 29 Dec 2007 17:20

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Hello
I sent a photo of the connection
#11 4638236 29 Dec 2007 23:03

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Thanks BIG ;)

Added after 38 [minutes]:

well, I was in a hurry... if someone would tell me what is 2p=12, 2p=2? Because I'm green as a receipt for coal in this
#12 4638549 29 Dec 2007 23:35

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4638549 29 Dec 2007 23:35

This is the number of pairs of poles of a given winding in the motor, the speed of rotation depends on it.
The spinning winding is two-phase and has 2 pairs of poles, which gives a rotational speed of 3000/2=1500 rpm (subtracting the slip it will be about 1450). On this winding, the motor can only rotate in one direction (in the opposite direction it will overheat).
The washing winding is three-phase, has 12 pairs of poles, and this gives 3000/12=250 rpm (240 with slip). The windings and thus the direction of rotation can be reversed here.
The constant 3000 results from the mains frequency: 50Hz * 60 seconds.
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4638559 29 Dec 2007 23:38

This may clear it up for you:

possibly this http://elekryk.ovh.org/readarticle.php?article_id=8

And everything above I found with a dozen or so seconds on the electrode.

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Adam
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4639045 30 Dec 2007 08:32

I merged the topics.
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4639632 30 Dec 2007 12:12

Thanks, now it's more or less let's see how to connect ;D
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The discussion revolves around connecting a 5-wire washing machine motor using 16uF and 0.5uF capacitors. The user seeks guidance on wiring the motor, which has wires colored red, white, yellow, blue, and purple, to operate at 230V. Several forum members provide links to detailed guides and diagrams for connecting the motor, including a specific topic on operating the motor at 230V. Additional explanations clarify the motor's winding configurations, pole pairs, and their impact on rotational speed. The user expresses gratitude for the assistance and seeks further clarification on technical terms related to motor specifications.
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