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[ElectriciansForums.net] sychronous motor connections?Can some one tell me what terminal is live and which is neutral, I have 1 x green,2 x Grey, (together) 1 x black, with the cap between green and black motor giggles about but does not turn I suspect the cap is either knacked or not correctpy connected,
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think the cap might need to go between the single black and the 2 greys, but that's a guess. as it's a guess that the green is earth. (meter on ohms from green to motor casing).
 
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