I have a Square D magnetic switch on my Unisaw.
I need to switch everything to 110v until I get my 220v service finished.
I’m not quite sure how to change the switch wiring to 110v.
Hoping someone can interpret what I’m looking at.
I will try to explain it, not sire if I can but it is pretty easy
You remove the jumper shown in the middle of the coil in the schematic, right below the picture it shows the jumpers going to the incoming lines. For 240 the coils are in series and for 120 you parallel them
Down in the right hand side of the schematic it shows doing the same thing to the motor
I will try to explain it, not sire if I can but it is pretty easy
You remove the jumper shown in the middle of the coil in the schematic, right below the picture it shows the jumpers going to the incoming lines. For 240 the coils are in series and for 120 you parallel them
Down in the right hand side of the schematic it shows doing the same thing to the motor
After I read Orge's post and thought about it, the motor on your Unisaw is 3 HP I do believe, I got the 5 hp option on mine but I think 3 is the smallest, and it can't be wired for 120, so it looks like you are going to have to wait for 240
Actually it’s 1.5 hp. It’s a 1965 model.
240v is not far off as over the long weekend I ran 240v service to the shop. Now all I have to do is wire the interior.
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