Q:What is the problem with my ac, my condenser fan motor will not turn but the compressor comes on?

in this occasion a photograph may well be well worth it. we are going to say you have the fan under pressure in wisely because of the fact it does come on and run (i desire that is working off the run windings and not the commencing up windings). yet I nevertheless think of you have one capacitor to many. What i might take an amp examining on the compressor at initiate. in case you get no longer something. turn the potential OFF TO THE UNIT. Then take the right off the condenser and make optimistic a twine hasn't burned itself off the compressor. If it has reattach twine. If no longer you will might desire to determine the capacitors. The old one on perfect if it has 3 terminal blocks might desire to be marked C = common Herm = compressor Fan = Fan stable success

Q:Im tryin to do a little home experiment. I want to know the detailed steps to turn an ac or dc motor into a power producing generator. I dont wanna pay for info so any links to free websites with details on this subject would be appreciated. Nothing complex explaining voltage and stuff like that just the actual pieces i need to add replace or remove for power production. thanx

You need to be able to drive the motor with another motor and use the in cables of the one being driven as out cables.

Q:we want to drive generator by ac motor which is electrically connected to the same generator

Its against the low of thermodynamics.Its Possible only with a machine whos input and out put power are equal.Every machine has losses so its not possible.

Q:i have an ac 1 hp motor and when i rotate the motor with an 2T engine or any other which current does the mortor produces and i f the engine is rotating maximum at 500 rpm how much current does the mortor produces

Motors do not produce current. Motors consume current.

Q:The other night my ac was making a noise like something was in there, we checked and surprisingly there was a dead snake in my car's ac motor. We took it out, found out how it got in there and fixed that problem... but since we found the snake, a rancid smell has been in my car,(especially when the ac is on). I tried putting baking soda and air freshener in my car but the smell isn't going away... any ideas on how to get rid of the odor?

I'd say to go back in and check for eggs or another snake . Try to vac it out. Good Luck!

Q:are the electric motors used by the toyota prius dc or ac?

To help you with the confusion of AC or DC, it depends on at electrical power input point you look at it. The motor systems includes a permanent magnet synchronous motor driven by an inverter controlling the motor. The battery supply, which is DC, goes to the inverter then it is converted to variable-frequency AC power by the inverter before feeding the permanent magnet synchronous motor. Hope this helps!

Q:I have a large shop fan that is belt powered by an electric motor. Here a while back the fan stopped running and would just hum when it had power. If you pushed the fan blades it would start running. That told me that the likely suspect was the starter capacitor. Today I went to Grainger and picked up a replacement. Unfortunately they did not have a direct replacement but verified that the one they had would work. Came home.. hooked it up.. and it still will not start on its own. Although I did not mark down how it was connected months ago when I took it apart, it is only two wires and I could tell on the original piece where they were connected. Am I missing something here? Is there more to replacing a capacitor than just wiring a new one up? Or is there something else wrong. Thanks in advance!

appears like a defective fan motor. maximum in all probability a useless spot on the armature or starter factors undesirable. the cost of restore will exceed the cost of the fan. go back it to the position you purchased it from, or purchase a clean one.

Q:What about a single phase AC motor reversing?

(1) the split phase motor consists of two sets of coils, one is a running coil, and the other is a starting coil with higher resistance. Reversing the two line ends of any of the two sets of coils allows the motor to rotate in reverse direction.(2) there is a set of armature coils, a commutator and a group of brush holders, which are approximately the same as the direct current motor, but the brush is shorted by the centrifugal switch. Usually, the relative position of the moving brush on the commutator can change the rotation direction of the motor.(3) since the pole motor is operated by only one set of coils on the AC power supply, the rotation direction of the motor can not be changed by reversing the line ends. Usually, the stator core is removed and the motor is reversed in one direction.(4) the rotation direction of the motor can be changed by changing the power head of an armature or a magnetic field of an ordinary serial excited motor, and the principle is the same as that of a serial excited DC motor.

Q:what are some things that use ac instead of dc electricity. Why do some things need ac and some need dc? Also, how are the currents changed to form ac or dc?thank you

That my friend is a big *** question. (I'll keep it simple) AC =Alternating Current so voltage goes 0v 110v 0v -110v around 60 times a second. DC=Direct Current so voltage goes 12v............ forever (or till your battery goes flat) First AC is far easier to generate, Even cars generate AC and convert it to DC. Cars use DC because you can store it in a battery, which in turn means you can use it to start your car. The sockets in your wall are AC most appliances that plug into the wall use AC, computers and electronics generally convert AC to DC because that's what electronic components need to work. Transformers need AC to work, (I wont go into why), and the transmission networks use very high voltages, like 110,000 volts, then convert it with transformers for use by the consumer AC motors are also far more simple and easier to produce. So most fridges, washers, dishwashers use AC for their motors. they may also convert some electricity to DC for the electronics. AC is converted to DC with a bridge rectifier, which is made up of diodes, which are essentially a one way valve for electricity. DC is generally used for low voltages and AC for higher because AC is easier to switch off than DC. When you switch something off it makes arcs (electrical spark), once an arc has started it is hard to stop, for example an arc might be capable of starting at 1mm but wont stop till the gap is 3mm. So with that, if a switch opens to 2mm a DC arc wont stop, but because AC passes through 0v 120 times a second the arc stops and cant start again. I'll leave it at. There is loads more to it, and some of what I have written is very simplified. If you're truly interested perhaps you should consider becoming an electrician

Q:Hairdryers are being advertised as having a AC motor or DC motor which on is best?

Household current is A/C, and direct battery is D/C. Not too many motors operate on both types of current, especially any appliance that has a speed control or rheostat. To really answer your question,, I would have to see the exact wording of the add. Is this a commercial or hand held home hair drier? Or one that can be used in a automobile or camper?