Rewiring a 115/230v motor

[Electric4Life]

well that went downhill really fast. SmawGmaw I've had discussions here before that have brought on your unwanted comments. I hope a moderator can put an end to your fowl language and poor judgment once and for all.

[Electric4Life]

There's a special hidden menu that eliminates the gross edges left by shearing. It's right next to the button that activates the cordless torch and ground functions.

[Electric4Life]

only a Nazi would suggest "marking" down the prices

[Electric4Life]

Slow starting was the issue but it wasn't tripping any breakers. I looked into improving the operation and didn't realize that link had been pasted into the body of the thread. Disregard that link. It wasn't meant to be posted.

[Electric4Life]

I appreciate the help gentlemen





https://www.powerjackmotion.com/improve-performance-electric-motor/

[Electric4Life]

Thank you Jon. I will respond with results later tomorrow.

[Electric4Life]

I was hoping jjohn76 or someone with his knowledge would come across this post.
I barely snuck into this topic, if I get desperate I may throw another into the discussions side of things.

[Electric4Life]

I'm hoping one of the gentlemen I had in mind sees this. They would be able to take one look at this and know exactly what needs to be changed (without diagrams)....

[Electric4Life]

Would like to beef up the performance a little to match the stand for a 1970's CZERWENY belt sander with a 115/230v 60Hz motor.
It had a 2 prong 115v plug on it and ran fine but start-up was a bit slow so I've changed the plug and cord in preparation for the switch to 230v (30amp)
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