Any switch or relay that has a connection that is "normally closed", and another connection that closes momentarily when pressed.Is there a better way to activate the motor initially? Different switch as opposed to push button?
Common connected to battery makes a short circuit. Blows fuse, shuts down power supply, or melts internal switch.Thanks for the help again, I followed your in diagram to the T last night and couldnt get it to work. I was able to get the motor to park but wasnt able to get it to move again unless I disconnected one of the leads connected to the park.
As it stands I did the following:
Positive to the common terminal of SDPT switch- Not correct, common goes to motor!
Lead from CommonON terminal of SPDT switch to slow speed terminal of motore- N.O. to positive
Lead from NotCommon SPDT terminal to the other park terminal of the motor- N.C. to park
A lead from the positive terminal of battery to one of the park terminals on the motor- Yes
Negative battery to chassis of motor- Yes
I was able to get this setup to allow the motor to perform a full rotation by pressing switch momentarily. This I can only assume activated the internal switch rerouting the flow of current. Once a full rotation was completed the motor would park as expected. The problem was when I pressed the switch again nothing happened.
Any ideas?
by Aaron Carman
by Jake Hertz
by Aaron Carman