If you have a link to some that would be great, I found this but not 100% sure
I will measure them and let you know
Thanks for all the help
I will measure them and let you know
Thanks for all the help
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Central machinery 12x36 lathe wiring
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That's the right idea but not the exact correct part- and way expensive.
I'll post some links -- these here are about 2.36" deep and about 1.77" wide: (you want the K-1201 or K-1601 model with 110v coil)
The 1201 is 12 amp rated and the 1601 is 16 amps. 12 amp would be the minimum you'd want- 16 better
This is a standard-size unit- same width but much deeper about 3.5":
These are all 4-pole, your originals are 5. Not a big deal. I've already drawn up a sketch to wire them in. Easy peasy
I'll post some links -- these here are about 2.36" deep and about 1.77" wide: (you want the K-1201 or K-1601 model with 110v coil)
The 1201 is 12 amp rated and the 1601 is 16 amps. 12 amp would be the minimum you'd want- 16 better
This is a standard-size unit- same width but much deeper about 3.5":
These are all 4-pole, your originals are 5. Not a big deal. I've already drawn up a sketch to wire them in. Easy peasy
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OK, I put everything on one page: ---... (^,^)--- Change the fuse to 1 amp size to protect the transformer
Coil terminals on Baomain unit are on top- Might be easier to take the whole sub-panel out and work on it? I would
Coil terminals on Baomain unit are on top- Might be easier to take the whole sub-panel out and work on it? I would
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Cool
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I see the crack- you can buy similar ones from places like Mouser, Digi-key, Newark electronics. Maybe Amazon.
You could also glue it back together with JB weld or crazy glue. It's not going anywhere, the wires are stiff and
you have a screw on each end
One more wire to add: - the one from transformer X3 goes not only to the contactor coils but also to TB-9.
That wire has #2 on it in earlier pictures
Rest of it looks fine- should be ok to try it when you add that missing wire
I'm on the edge of my seat
You could also glue it back together with JB weld or crazy glue. It's not going anywhere, the wires are stiff and
you have a screw on each end
One more wire to add: - the one from transformer X3 goes not only to the contactor coils but also to TB-9.
That wire has #2 on it in earlier pictures
Rest of it looks fine- should be ok to try it when you add that missing wire
I'm on the edge of my seat
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That's terrific! And no, you don't owe me a thing- I do this for fun
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