Brook Compton Motor reverse

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    rik arry
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      @rikarry

      Hi Been scratching my head about this

      A friend wants to fit a reverse to switch to super 7 lathe with a Brook Compton KP7575 motor.

      Ive added a few pictures as they’ll probably explain better than I can put in words , only found on this site same motor but that was for reverting back to fwd only . As the plate states will run in reverse swapping blue and yellow and it does run backwards.

      BUT wants to feed L & N from Wall plug to reverse switch( or run through it ) then to the motor rather than loop blue and yellow wires back to the switch and try limit the number of unnecessary wires to motor .

      Any help most appreciated if it can be done .
      THANK YOU

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      #29329
      rik arry
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        @rikarry

        KP7575 reverse drum switch

        #656559
        noel shelley
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          @noelshelley55608

          Using the diagram shown by Brook then all 4 wires , 2 start and 2 run must be taken to the reversing switch ! using the links marked up on the photo and as shown the motor IS NOT reversable !  The diagram for the reversing switch will only work if one end of the run winding is wired round the switch to neutral. As shown it is for 3phase ! Noel

          Having re read the question again YOU MUST run all 4 wires back to the switch ! you should NOT use the reverser as a stop start switch and a No VOLT release should be between the plug and the reverser. I must take it you do not understand motor wiring and that you should seek the help of a competent person !.

          Edited By noel shelley on 14/08/2023 20:14:38

          Edited By noel shelley on 14/08/2023 20:28:30

          #656567
          rik arry
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            @rikarry
            Posted by noel shelley on 14/08/2023 20:09:15:

            Using the diagram shown by Brook then all 4 wires , 2 start and 2 run must be taken to the reversing switch ! using the links marked up on the photo and as shown the motor IS NOT reversable ! The diagram for the reversing switch will only work if one end of the run winding is wired round the switch to neutral. As shown it is for 3phase ! Noel

            Having re read the question again YOU MUST run all 4 wires back to the switch ! you should NOT use the reverser as a stop start switch and a No VOLT release should be between the plug and the reverser. I must take it you do not understand motor wiring and that you should seek the help of a competent person !.

            Thanks there’s already a No Volt release fitted before where the reverse will go so looks like 4 wires back then , which was the question . Was just wondering if there was an easier way or less wires ..

            #656578
            Ady1
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              @ady1

              An old thread here when you only need a permanent reversal

              The motor wires need to be swapped over, not the supply, so it needs to be wired up to do that

              Edited By Ady1 on 14/08/2023 22:55:52

              #656580
              rik arry
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                @rikarry
                Posted by Ady1 on 14/08/2023 22:52:06:

                An old thread here when you only need a permanent reversal

                The motor wires need to be swapped over, not the supply, so it needs to be wired up to do that

                Edited By Ady1 on 14/08/2023 22:55:52

                Thanks , yes I know already done as the plate says swapped yellow and blue and it runs in reverse, just wondered if there was a configuration of wires where we don’t have to run 2 wires to switch and back again meaning another 4 wires .

                #656595
                KWIL
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                  @kwil

                  NO, just read Noel Shelley's reply again.

                  #656598
                  rik arry
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                    @rikarry

                    Found very good information , on you tube .
                    very informative **LINK**

                    for anyone else looking for info on motors **LINK**

                    Also 3 phase **LINK**

                    Once you understand how your motors wired you can understand what you can and can’t do 😉

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