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#187340 - 06/23/09 01:45 AM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: NORCAL]
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Looks safe enough from this side of the country! Hey, at least they connected the ground wire so they were somewhat safety-conscious.
---Ed---
"But the guy at Home Depot said it would work."
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#187341 - 06/23/09 01:50 AM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: EV607797]
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Whats the hazard? aside from the install.
Even I would have put in a box.Or at least some 33!!!!
Cheap basta*&s.
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#187344 - 06/23/09 03:42 AM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: EV607797]
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Looks safe enough from this side of the country! Hey, at least they connected the ground wire so they were somewhat safety-conscious. That TEK "grounding" screw is another problem too. 
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#187352 - 06/23/09 08:32 PM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: NORCAL]
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Why has it got seven wires going into it?  Why is it parked on the tailgate of a truck? Well, at least they attempted to scrape the paint off from under that self-tapping ground screw. 
Wood work but can't!
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#187381 - 06/24/09 11:23 PM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: Alan Belson]
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Why has it got seven wires going into it? Why is it parked on the tailgate of a truck? Well, at least they attempted to scrape the paint off from under that self-tapping ground screw. Why is it parked on the tailgate? Because I wanted the motors, that's why.  BTW the TEK screw is not a kosher method of grounding.
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#187385 - 06/25/09 11:00 AM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: NORCAL]
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#187468 - 06/27/09 06:18 PM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: Yoopersup]
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If it werent United States I'd say wye/delta three phase and thermal protection (though 8 wires seemed more likely in that context).
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#187477 - 06/27/09 10:43 PM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: Texas_Ranger]
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The motor is 1 HP 1Ø, rated for 115/208-230V.
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#187480 - 06/28/09 01:11 AM
Re: Is this any way to connect a haz. loc. motor?
[Re: NORCAL]
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Did the fan came off from the spray booth area ? if so they are freaking nuts.
Merci,Marc
Pas de problme,il marche n'est-ce pas?"(No problem, it works doesn't it?)
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