110v to 220v Dust Collector | What Goes Where?

[Nick3425]

This dust collector is currently wired to 110v. I need to swap it to 220v. What do I do? This hurts my brain.

 

[Nick3425]

This dust collector is currently wired to 110v. I need to swap it to 220v. What do I do? This hurts my brain.
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[James]

Red and yellow on the top center connector
black on top left
grey on top right
leave the red and black where they are.

 

[Nick3425]

Red and yellow on the top center connector
black on top left
grey on top right
leave the red and black where they are.

Thank you James

 

[brianmoooore]

Is it just me, or does it look like that isolator switch is switching the earth as well as neutral and live?
For the original question, draw a thick black line on the wiring diagram, vertically from the 'D' in diagram, and it makes more sense.

 

[DPG]

Is it just me, or does it look like that isolator switch is switching the earth as well as neutral and live?
For the original question, draw a thick black line on the wiring diagram, vertically from the 'D' in diagram, and it makes more sense.

I thought it might be a US isolator, ie switching the neutral and 2 hots, which is now being used in the UK. If this is the case then you may be right about it now switching the earth.

 

[westward10]

I agree the ground looks switched. They are in the US so maybe one for @Megawatt.

 

[DPG]

I agree the ground looks switched. They are in the US so maybe one for @Megawatt.

Good point. I assumed UK.