Shawn Handley
04-01-2017, 9:56 PM
Greetings,
I have a buddy who has a PowerSonic dust collector that is a dual voltage (110/220). It is currently hooked up to run on 110.
There is NO paperwork at all but a nonsense schematic behind the cover that shows wire or terminal numbers but the wires/terminals are NOT numbered (see pics).
The motor has some info on it but aside from the voltage, frequency, rpm, and amperage, it has the part number SMC240P. That's it.
Currently, the wires are hooked up as such:
Black (hot) from Power Cable goes to a faded black (could be purple) and white wire.
White (neutral) from Power Cable goes to a Red and a Black wire.
There are a couple splices of different colored wire in the pics below but this is the way it is hooked up.
I am wondering if any of you can help out with this dust collector to change it to 220V. I also challenge your googling abilities to find a proper schematic for it. :)
Please ask any questions and I will be happy to help.
Thanks in advance!
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I have a buddy who has a PowerSonic dust collector that is a dual voltage (110/220). It is currently hooked up to run on 110.
There is NO paperwork at all but a nonsense schematic behind the cover that shows wire or terminal numbers but the wires/terminals are NOT numbered (see pics).
The motor has some info on it but aside from the voltage, frequency, rpm, and amperage, it has the part number SMC240P. That's it.
Currently, the wires are hooked up as such:
Black (hot) from Power Cable goes to a faded black (could be purple) and white wire.
White (neutral) from Power Cable goes to a Red and a Black wire.
There are a couple splices of different colored wire in the pics below but this is the way it is hooked up.
I am wondering if any of you can help out with this dust collector to change it to 220V. I also challenge your googling abilities to find a proper schematic for it. :)
Please ask any questions and I will be happy to help.
Thanks in advance!
357459357460357461357477