I have an old LG washing machine motor and I want to use it as a universal motor,but I don't know how to wire it.Can somebody explain me how to wire it?
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No I can't, unfortunatelyLately these motors (not 'old' as you say) are built to be driven with complex bi-directional capability circuitry; it may be possible as shows brushes.
---> Can you look for/find the winding schematics for that motor model ?
Yes ,there is a pulse generator on the back of the motor and come out 2 wires!Often those motors were controlled by a specially made IC from Motorola.
The clue that this may be the case is if there is a low resolution pulse generator on the back of the motor.
They were often wired to reverse, if this is the case, you should see 2 leads coming from the fields and a pair from the commutator.
There are 2 Grey wires going to the comutator and 6 cables going to the statorOften those motors were controlled by a specially made IC from Motorola.
The clue that this may be the case is if there is a low resolution pulse generator on the back of the motor.
They were often wired to reverse, if this is the case, you should see 2 leads coming from the fields and a pair from the commutator.
Actually 5 wires going to the stator blue, brown,black,red,black.You may have a thermal safety switch as 6 doesnt really add up, can you trace as to exactly where they go, or even use a meter, can you post a clear picture of the 6 conductors and where they end up?