Basic Motor Control: Jogging Circuit When it comes to motor controls, jogging is a method that uses short bursts of power in order to move a motor or a load into a needed or desired position. NEMA defines jogging as “the quickly repeated closure of a circuit to start a motor from rest for the …
Basic Motor Controls: 3-wire Start Stop with multiple Start Stop Buttons (Part 2) In the last video on Basic Motor Controls we showed you exactly how a 3 wire start stop circuit is wired and how it works. Today we go over the same kind of circuit but add multiple start and stop buttons and …
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Troubleshooting a Motor Starter In this video we will troubleshoot a pump panel motor starter and find out why the starter will not close, or why the motor will not start. Follow along as we test this circuit in a safe manner to determine what the problem is what may have caused it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxwTOByZ1yM Share …
Identify Unmarked Leads in a 9 Lead WYE Connected Motor If you have ever tried to wire up a motor only to find that the motor winding leads in the motor have lost their identification number markings, you know how frustrating that can be. In this blog post article we will show you how to …
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Basic Motor Controls: 3-wire Start Stop (Part 1) In this video instruction we will show you how to wire up a 3 wire Start Stop circuit. This is foundational to basic motor control and must be understood as you continue to learn about automation and controls. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ujtUToPiZs Share this post Share on facebook Share on …
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