Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Martin (Admin) on December 30, 2014, 03:00:03 pm
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Anyone know anything about three phase motors?
I've been tasked to get this thing fixed or replaced!
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Thats a single phase motor Martin
The 1P on the plate is a dead giveaway :o :o :o
Ned
Just noticed it has Star and Delta voltages on the plate as well :embarrassed: :embarrassed: :embarrassed:
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That motor has come out of a air handling unit,it is usually connected to a control panel red,yellow,and blue(old colours) are the motor power cables the others are for flow switches sensers ect, not forgetting earth cables,that's all I can make out from photo's,Ray.
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Any Use Martin?
http://www.klimats24.lv/uploads/file/product_series/CBMG.pdf
Ned
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Hi Martin
It looks like a 3phase motor to me
1st connection earth
2nd connection star point
3rd connection phase
4th connection phase
5th connection phase
6th connection internal thermistor
7th connection internal thermistor
Try Remco they supply motors for the a/c industry
Spud
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Has any one checked that all the phases are ok might just be a fuse in the DB board ,has any of the phases gone to earth ,is there continuity , have the bearings been checked , has the motor the burnt smell .if it has not been fault found to eliminate things like depression switches pressure sensors or even blocked filter motor cut offs lots to find out before condemning the motor ,I used to look after 6 AHUs my experiance tells me it is not cost effective to get the motor rewound obtain a replacement .
Just trying to help
David
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I know this might be rather obvious but if you know nothing about it and do not have the experience/knowledge, call an electrical service...
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Not only is Ned a good guesser of random images :} ....it appears he also knows a few Q & A's about black magic O0........ Derek
CBM-320/240-N-1100W (trif.) 1100 1,5 (trif.) 12/9 6 900
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FYI: Got it all sorted today. :-))
HVAC unit in a meeting hall out of service now for about two months.
Sent out fan unit for two quotes.
Accepted quote at £290 + Vat
Paid and motor unit returned a week later, good as new.
Hauled it up in the hall's loft and set about dismantling the HVAC unit.
Took many photos of the electrical connector block before unscrewing the wires.
At this point, Pete then says, "Where do you think this wire goes?"
"What wire?" I sez.
"This green wire that when I touch it, it came away from the connector block."
..... very long pause.
"Did it come away with unscrewing it?"
"Yes."
..... another long pause.
"Is there a small bit of wire in one of the connectors?"
"Errrrr...... Yes! Looks like we only had a simple wire fracture!"
Fit a new 'chocolate block' connector, re-end all the wires and reconnect.
Thrown in all the breaker, HVAC and fan come on and runs perfectly.
Total time for repair, about 2 month.
Actual total time for repair, including cover off to covers on, about 45 minutes.
Total cost for repair 68p ( + £348.00 for spare fan unit! )
...... and the moral of the story is ???!
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...... and the moral of the story is ???!
It's the other guys fault :-)) :-))
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:-)) I should have gone to specsavers :-))
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Er next time get a sparky in springs to mind {-) {-) {-) {-) {-) {-)
Dave
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The 1P on the plate is a dead giveaway :o :o :o
Ned
IP is ingress protection, it's a rating for the enclosure stopping dust and liquids entering where there are electrical parts or connections etc sorry I'm a nerd but it's my job my NIC EIC auditer would be proud of me
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Tom...yes you are correct, however the original image label has no value marked against IP...
This is because the motor has an open frame & body casing...so has no protection against the ingress of dust or and moisture
According to the International Protection Code...it should state either IP-XX or IP-00 .............. Derek
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I bow to the greater knowledge.
As Derek says it should have had
XX or OO after it which I would have
recognised as IP instead of 1P :embarrassed: :embarrassed:
Ned
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Oh! my aching sides {-) {-) %% O0 O0