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Turns out I had the neutral and hot on the wrong terminals. It ran fine a few times then started popping real bad and tripping the gfi. Opening up the motor I see that I should really replace some winding leads. The insulation is old and crumbly. And, it looks like burn Marks on my L1 terminal from the arcing. I can't see anything wrong there other than very old solder on the back of the terminal going to the klixon. Maybe it's a bad connection that flowing new solder can fix.
This cheap old motor is getting involved. I have another to put on so now I can tinker with this and figure out how to fix it. I hope to fix it since it's a dual voltage. Seems like it ought to come in handy at some point if not back on my ancient drill press.
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This cheap old motor is getting involved. I have another to put on so now I can tinker with this and figure out how to fix it. I hope to fix it since it's a dual voltage. Seems like it ought to come in handy at some point if not back on my ancient drill press.
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