Siemens High Low Voltage Motor ILE0001 Series

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Q: i got this 120 volt ac with 4 wires motor and it'll go for like 5 seconds and then it'll stop spinning for about 30 seconds and then it'll spin for 5 and the process will be repeated, any ideas on why this might be happening or how to fix it?: You have a thermal breaker in the motor. When it gets to hot it will trip and shut off. After it cools down the breaker closes and the motor starts back up. If it is heating up that fast, you have other issues, RE:too much load on the motor, bearings going, not wired correctly or maybe even the thermal breaker is weak. Most motors have a wire diagram on the plate that will indicate proper ccw or cw connections as well as the Tc or Tr which is the internal thermal breaker.

Q: plz tell me basic difference b/c ac and dc machine in terms of thier working principle?: There are two main types of electric motors. There are direct current or DC and alternating current or AC motors. The reference of DC or AC refers to how the electrical current is transferred through and from the motor. Difference between AC and DC motor somewhat lies in the name as their name reflect their working style. Electric Motor:- It is an electrical device which convert the electrical energy into the mechanical energy. It may be broadly classified into the two types AC motor and the DC motor depending on the type of input used. DC Motors:- A direct current or DC motor, converts electrical energy into mechanical energy and works on Direct current(DC).Among DC motors, there are shunt-wound, series- wound, compound- wound and permanent magnet motors. Dc motors come in two general types. They can have brushes or be brushless. AC Motors:- A current or AC motor, converts electrical energy into mechanical energy and works on alternate current (AC).AC also comes in two type. They can be two phase or three phase.

Q: can u provide me the general equation for servo motor? thanks: If you are using a DC motor, it will be shunt or compound, not series wound, because you have to have a fine control of the rpm. Any motor can be converted into a servo motor with a positioning control system. AC motors can also be used. Wound rotor induction motors are the best, because they allow good speed control. For low power applications, such as printers and disk drives, stepper motors are used, which allow very precise position control by counting steps. There is no general equation for a servo motor. Perhaps you are looking for the transfer function of a motor, which normally is first order, with a time constant proportional to the mechanical inertia. rpm(s) / power_in(s) = 1 / (1 + s T) s : Laplace operator T = inertia time constant Inductance time constants are usually neglected. .

Q: Why should a single-phase AC motor start with a capacitor?: The single-phase AC motor and capacitor are used to build the rotating magnetic field in order to make the motor run with the advantage of the current advance characteristic of the capacitor.

Q: I changed the front and side motor mounts on my 2000 Accord V6 LX a few weeks ago, but when I put the engine down (had a jack underneath to lift the motor from the frame) and bolted it all back together the AC was not blowing cold.The compressor engages, the same idle changes (rpm level) occurs when I hit the AC button, but no cold air comes from the vents. No big deal in March living in DC, but come summer this is going to be a major problem. I checked all the system fuses, all ok. I dont see any changes in the freon pipes, no bends from lifting the motor, nothing out of the ordinary. Please help me figure this one out.: Did you visually see the engagement or are you going by idle changes.The wire may have gotten pulled off the compressor or broke when lifting with the jack.If it worked before it should work now if nothing was disturbed.

Q: 1- replace the supply fuses with larger ones, 2- swap two of three leads, 3- rearrange all conections, 4- tie one lead to the case of the motor: #2 is correct.

Q: i have got a hold of a washing machine motor i have it wired but it runs at full RPM so i would like to reduce its speed how can this be done?: simply okorder /

Q: or if a DC Motor is connected on a AC source???: I would also have said no such thing, but have realized I don't know everything, or even what I thought I knew (thanks, Google) It seems the rotor of a DC 3-phase motor consists of permanent magnets while the rotor of an AC motor consists of windings, at least for the examples I found.

Q: I will be really happy enough if this answer is answered more reasonably in a simple explanation. What is the real difference between a DC and a AC motor? I know about the alternating and the direct current. One flows in reverse ad the other in one direction. But that's not clear enough. Please help me out.: A good explanation requires diagrams which can't be included here. It is important to understand that the direction of the force on a wire in a constant magnetic field depends on the direction of the current. Reversing the current direction reverses the force. The force's direction must change each half-rotation to keep the motor turning. This force-reversal can be achieved by: - in a DC motor using a split ring commutator and - in an AC motor having two slip rings and using the fact that AC reverses direction each half-cycle. See link.

Q: How can I do this? My previous motor was only 1 speed. The new one is 3. I am assuming this my cause a conflict but Ive heard you dont have to use 3 speeds. But how exactly do I adjust this?: if you look at the instructions for the motor you just purchased it should show you what wires to hook up for low med and hi speeds. Most of these motors also tell you what wires to use for single speed use. If not then find what speed your motor was operating at and hook the new motor up to operate at approx the same rpm's.

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