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    peter briggs 1
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      @peterbriggs1

      hey guys can anyone help with this wiring? i cant get a sparks for love nor money and i need to get it working, any suggestions?imag1497.jpg

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      peter briggs 1
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        @peterbriggs1

        induma milling machine wiring

        #343917
        Brian Sweeting 2
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          @briansweeting2

          No wiring diagram stuck inside the box cover?

          #343932
          Martin Cargill
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            @martincargill50290

            Single phase or phase? The pic shows two overload relays does the mill have a coolant pump or a power feed?

            #343954
            John Haine
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              @johnhaine32865

              What a mess. Looks like there is a 3-phase cable sticking up top right of the lower relay except that the colours are black brown blue rather than black brown grey.

              #343956
              Andy Holdaway
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                @andyholdaway

                It looks to me like power feed wiring – contactor, two overloads and a switch. If I were you I'd rip it out and start from scratch. It's not a complicated scheme. I'm sure if you search for a generic power feed schematic (Bridgeport?) you'll find something.

                #343962
                Emgee
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                  @emgee

                  As Andy says You have 1×3 pole contactor supplying power via disconnected Grey, Green, Yellow wires to 2x3p overload units.

                  From this it seems there are 2 motors being fed from the overload units, perhaps the Br,Bk,Blu,g/y are the 3 phase power supply ? but using incorrect colour cores.

                  Or they may be a motor feed so need to be connected to the overload that matches the overload setting range from the motor FLC stated on the motor plate.

                  There are 3 black wires with white markers shown at the top right of the picture, do they go to a motor ? (suds pump ?) perhaps connect to the closest o/load unit.

                  Where do the 3 red wires shown at the bottom of picture go to and come from ? (spindle motor ?)

                  There is evidence of a flashover to earth from term 4 on the lower o/load so that unit may need replacing.

                  If you can identify where cables come from and number of motors and state if 3 phase more help may be forthcoming.

                  Emgee

                  #343964
                  Martin W
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                    @martinw

                    This may be a stupid question but have you tried searching the internet for manuals, there is an example here but whether it is relevant to your mill I have no idea nor whether it contains wiring diagrams.

                    Martin W

                    PS

                    Can you give a rough indication as to where you live cause there might be somebody near enough that would be willing to come over and help you.

                    edit for PS

                    Edited By Martin W on 02/03/2018 11:05:13

                    #343970
                    KWIL
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                      @kwil

                      I have the Erskine circuit diagram for Bpt power feed.

                      #343971
                      Les Jones 1
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                        @lesjones1

                        Some backlground information might also be helpful. Was it supplied to you in this condition ? Has it been working and then stopped working and you removed all of the wires for some reason ?

                        Les.

                        #343973
                        Martin W
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                          @martinw

                          Following on from Les's post do you have a model number and possibly an idea of when it was manufactured as a quick trawl through the net has shown up a large range of Induma machines, a snapshot can be seen here.

                          Martin W

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