I have an old Washing Machine Motor 9 wires and want to use it to drive
a small Lathe
I need some help on how to wire it and be able to have different speeds
Would appreciate a bit of help

 

First include motor type, don't recall offhand type used in washing machines. Dryers are capacitor start induction run.

 

Motor label SOLO. It came from a zanuzi washer dryer
Type 20584.024 AC
220/240V 50Hz. 300/1400 RPM

Wires no 1 Black. Windings
No 2 blank
No 3 yellow Speed sensor
No 4 yellow. Speed sensor
No 5 brown Windings. Then looped through plug to no 6
No 6 white. Windings then looped through plug to no 5
No 7. White. Windings
No 8 blue. Brushes
No 9.red. Brushes
No 10. Grey Windings

Hope this helps

 

Hmm not a lot of help. Can you possibly post pic of diagram by attatchment that will help alot to narrow it down.

 

I'll research lathe electrical requirements as well see if its viable motor after identified.

 

Thanks for your interest
The lathe Is a small model makers lathe " Myford "
Probably 60 / 70 years old which I reconditioned about 1973
It was flat leather belt drive which I converted to V belt
Driven by washing machine motor only 2 Wires came out of this motor
Earth was just Grounded to the motor and bench frame

 

There are/were three basic types of motors used in W.M.'s Universal (brushed). Standard 1ph induction motor, and most recently the Fisher & paykel AC brushless outrunner.
It sounds as though you have one of the Universal motors, these were speed controlled by a Motorola TDA1085 IC.
Max.

 

i would use an ohm meter, measure the resistances of the windings, bet you have a tappeded winding possibly the black,grey,brown, and seperate white windings, if so connect the windings in series with the brushes, to make a universal motor, the tapped winding is for increased speed.

 

Hello,

I think that the given links are to your local disk.
Please upload the pictures to the forum.
Here is how to do this:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/faq.php?faq=vb3_reading_posting#faq_vb3_attachments

Bertus

 

I hope this works and is of Help

 

The fact that it shows a 14,000rpm motor points to Universal type.
Max.

 

Could you possibly do a quick sketch of how to wire it up
I am not to sure of what you mean by ( in series with windings )
Through the brush wires and then the windings ?