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Old 04-26-2006, 09:54 AM   #1
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Mitsubishi rotary wiring help
I just got this cute rotary, not sure if he works, but i am going to find out
I just need a little help from you regarding the wiring... How do i do?

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Old 04-26-2006, 01:00 PM   #2
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Based on the wire colors, connect the red wires (from compressor to capacitor), the blue wires, and the white wire should be the neutral and the brown the hot.
To be really sure, the overload protector should be in series with one of the supply lines (preferably hot) and the capacitor should be in series with the start winding.
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Old 04-26-2006, 09:19 PM   #4
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star is correct reconnect the blue and red to capacitor,the wire left on capacitor & white wire from overload disc connect to plug.

It looks like someone took the time to close off the tubes properly, so I bet it came from a known working unit.
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OK, thanks, it seems to work fine.
I was the one who closed off the tubes btw.

Only i got no idea of the specs on this compressor.. It weighs about 16kg.
Some numbers written on it:
87-04-08
RK5515GNE1
AHA201A070A

DPH 30 DPL 13 R-22
2P 1PH 220/240V 50Hz

Does someone know anything about it?
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