Washing Machine Motor Connections For Your Easy Projects

[@mohammadkoshby5789]

A wonderful explanation, calmly, professionally, and in a simple way..Thank you for your effort

[@forevertechenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Jon_Pearl]

Yeah, "...calmly." I guess a robotic voice speaks calmly.

[@wondimudegefe2505]

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[@forevertechenglish]

@@Jon_Pearl He talked about the knowledge

[@marcosdasilva9737]

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[@ΚωνσταντινοςΖαχαριου-ζ3μ]

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[@forevertechenglish]

Wow, thanks!

[@RichChh]

This is literally the ONLY video with a computer generated voice that I trust. lol. It's a good explanation!

[@forevertechenglish]

Lol.. Because it is scripted by a real human.

[@foxtrotbravo1744]

It calls it a "taco" instead of a tacho, but otherwise good.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

Lol true, this is better than a lot of heavy, heavy, heavy accent tech channels out there, their stuff is gold but I don't like rewinding every word they say

[@forevertechenglish]

@@Eduardo_Espinoza lol?

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

@@forevertechenglish I'm hearing impaired lol

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

Thank you for using a translator! :) There are so many good tech channels, ruined by a just as hard to understand voice. I understood this video and there was no big changes in talking speeds. :)

[@forevertechenglish]

Thank you very much!

[@Zazrom]

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[@Dandan-tg6tj]

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[@bardock1057]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@viktormik2911]

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[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks

[@perumalpathmanathan3317]

Thank you sir

[@davidrobinson1203]

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[@paparoysworkshop]

A simple relay can control the direction easily. Or a DPDT switch. Just make sure the motor is stopped before switching. Nice video.

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks for the tip!

[@forevertechenglish]

I have Explained that in another video.

[@paparoysworkshop]

@@forevertechenglish Yes, I'm sure you did. I haven't watched all of your videos. This was a very good and easy to understand explanation of how this type of motor works. You did a great job.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

That's a very smart idea! :) Glad i read it. :)

[@ronen124]

Mis conmutadores se cortaron en pedazos después de conectarlos como este diagrama a la tensión de red 220v

[@herobandar8257]

A very good explanation. Really helps a novice.

[@forevertechenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dilaverunal4992]

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[@jennyacosta7396]

Very² clearly stated connections, thank you so much.....

[@forevertechenglish]

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[@mohammad45h]

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[@thorstenschreier7891]

Thank u for your informartion. I have one of these Motors at home.You helped me with your advice.😮

[@forevertechenglish]

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[@vickram8259]

thx for the video,ure a good professor,from mauritius

[@forevertechenglish]

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[@warcanjo]

Perfect explanation. Thanks

[@forevertechenglish]

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[@kulibo1]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@magdym1972]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@AimGobalWorldBibleSchool]

thanks man...Good to know...funtastic!

[@forevertechenglish]

Happy to help!

[@regi3.1]

Excellent

[@bozotheclown935]

Hey buddy that was really helpful. I have been contemplating using these motors. I think the principles should work for DC connections as well if I am not mistaken. Again, many thanks and hope life treats you well :) ==BOZE==

[@badeadrian]

It's a different connection... you need to connect the coil as well.. you can find videos on KZbin

[@kentherapy7022]

Yes, DC is possible use also. This engine called also "universal motor". Is possible use AC or DC power supply. Even with low voltage. For example 30 V to nominal (?) 230V

[@petefelicidario6801]

Very clear explanation 👍. Just notice is that motor doesn't need a capacitor? Thank you.

[@mohamednizam2536]

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[@train4905]

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[@latinolites]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@Electros_Arcs]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@stanisawmuszynski8978]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@adriaantimmermans5645]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

Thank you dear for the appreciation, Yes I will try to answer you queries.....

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Thanks to you as well

[@forevertechenglish]

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[@punisher8429]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@forevertechenglish]

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[@chandanajayasekara7558]

Very good and clear explanation. Thank you so much

[@محمدالكفارنه-ذ7م]

Thank you for your efforts please if you can draw the wiring for the tester thank you

[@tedlahm5740]

Did Speed Queen washers go back to using a transmission for driving and reversing the agitation?

[@forevertechenglish]

Dear Didn't researched on that

[@randallmarsh446]

thanks for your time and effort,, may i make a suggestion thou...When you are presenting 120 volt systems the way you are doing.. take time and use prpoper color coding onn your input power lines. Common= white wire. Hot wire = black and ground = green.. ty. I used to use red and black until one day i made a false presumstion .. it almost cost someone thier life.

[@forevertechenglish]

thanks for your suggestion

[@salmabayrot961]

Top

[@forevertechenglish]

Thank You!

[@fredymredy]

Can you explain why some people use starter capacitors in these types of motors? And how youconnect it?

[@tedlahm5740]

To increase the power factor? To smooth out the start?

[@truperda_staraja]

спасибо теперь всё понятно

[@forevertechenglish]

Спасибо, помогло

[@rays124]

The stator is called the field winding

[@mouldyboats]

The field winding is called the stator.

[@alexlo7708]

So this universal motor becomes series AC sync motor.

[@ahamedkabir3577]

How can i increase the rotating duration on each direction on a washing machine?. For example, duration of clockwise rotation from 10 secs to 20 secs and the same for anti clockwise rotation. Can i do it on a fully automatic machine as well as a semi automatic machine.

[@joliemaui9820]

Do you know if there is someone who sells the connector that connects to that 10 blade spade connector?

[@Leo-gt1bx]

How would you make a TRIAC speed control?

[@cyprianmbongwe3462]

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[@renelaplanche7201]

Ok mais comment transformer le moteur en production électrique 😂 c ok parfait ce tutoriel traduit en français merci 😊

[@solquegera]

Very much

[@forevertechenglish]

Yep!!!

[@Gerechtigkeit31]

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[@reaper060670]

I've been wanting to get my hands on a couple of working motors but I'm worried about the wiring of them. I read somewhere that the speed on these is hard to control? Is that true and would u need a potentiometer of a type to control it better? I'm only really starting into the electronics game now so It's all a little bit scary. I want to wire my own CNC Router one day soon but it scares the hell out of me. I guess that is how it is when u don't know much about it. I want to build a couple of shop machines using these types of washing machine motors too. How powerful are they really? Are they powerful enough to run a belt sander? I do a bit of metal work and I need to build a proper belt sander and I would like to make a saving on the motors if I can. I have a 3HP motor from an old Garden shredder that I'm hoping to use for a table saw build soon.

[@forevertechenglish]

Well its always difficult for a new comer to understand such complex wirings, Good luck with your project.

[@finnaustin3875]

Do u reckon your could use this kind of motor to make a ebike

[@sup3rbird]

It has been done and video on KZbin

[@ethelmini]

Very well explained, particularly if I'm right in assuming English isn't you first language. The only thing lacking is you didn't state what voltage and whether it's AC or DC.

[@forevertechenglish]

It can operate on both Ac & Dc Voltages, But I have operated on Ac Voltages

[@paulb9769]

It is a universal motor

[@kelvinakan3454]

And how can I make it to work as clock wise and anti clock wise at a time using different circuits to control

[@kovboj3000]

Nice, but without the feedback involved, this engine is useless. When regulating the voltage at low speeds, it does not have the required force, you can stop the shaft with two fingers.

[@johnallen8680]

Yes, there must be a way round it. . I'll look for other videos that explain the torque/speed considerations.

[@colvinator1611]

Shouldn't you connect an earth wire to the frame of the motor before applying the supply ?

[@forevertechenglish]

Yes, offcourse you have to do it. but in my case I was testing the motor for few seconds, therefore I didn't connect

[@colvinator1611]

@@forevertechenglish OK, thanks for the video. Very helpful and interesting.

[@forevertechenglish]

Thanks Mate.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

If you us this on a car, would you have to ground this to the body? is that why they do that?

[@ethelmini]

@@Eduardo_Espinoza No. Car bodies are good conductors & used as a collective neutral, so all the car's control circuity can be done with single (+ve) wires. An earth on a mains electricity device is for safety by providing a better conductor than you, in case parts that shouldn't be live become live & you touch them creating a circuit through your body. Even if you connected it as an earth for that purpose, while using an external mains supply, the rubber tyres wouldn't conduct well enough & the car body would need earthing too.

[@gamercallcallofdutty2622]

Can you show me the electrical circuit board on how that works? And is controlled by the taco

[@0dbm]

👍

[@khaledissa9818]

❤

[@laranjateam]

Olá, poderia explicar o funcionamento dos motores sem escovas?

[@forevertechenglish]

Claro, se eu conseguir um.

[@gennadyklementev]

не знаю английский но всё понял . круто ...

[@forevertechenglish]

Замечательно

[@davidfalconer8913]

When testing a SERIES connected motor ( like this ) without a mechanical load , the speed can become DANGEROUS ... supply the motor with a much lower AC voltage ( 40 Volts ? ) this will keep the demonstration speed to a safe level ..( tried - n - tested ) ....... DAVE™ ...............

[@forevertechenglish]

ok Sir

[@paulb9769]

What is the danger?

[@warrenkeillor9034]

If this motor is rotated can it be a generator?

[@forevertechenglish]

Maybe it Could, didn't experimented with that

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

It look similar to an alternator?

[@ronzika335]

Tacos...yum!

[@AtilaHigi]

NICE ZHANK YOU I UNDERSTAND THAT BUT THIS MOTOR IS JUST FOR SOMETHING.500 OR 700 W.

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[@בניורדי-ג1ר]

😮😮😮

[@paulwong3359]

👍

[@thomasgrafe8767]

Danke für CC in Deutsch

[@forevertechenglish]

Freut mich

[@davidhecht3626]

Nice, because the motor needs a electronic, without the motor get faster and faster. The rotation gets so fast that the motor comes to the point of mechanical distruction by the speed of the rotation.

[@forevertechenglish]

That's a true fact, that is why electronic control is important

[@fly3209]

what you said it is only valid only for a DC power supply and without a minimum load, it will over-speed and destroy itself if not controlled, but for AC power supply, there is no such a problem. In AC, with a triac, you can control the speed very cheaply, the triac will produce very little heat, but you need an EMI filter on AC to block the noise this type of speed control will generate, otherwise you may jam or damage other electronics connected.

[@rudolfecker7691]

For safety, it would have been nice to attach an earth wire to the motor casing before holding it down with your bare hands - particularly as you are using an unearthed plug!

[@poofighter3741]

Reverse Polarity?

[@irham9856]

👍👍👍

[@dannycerna635]

I have a portable washing machine but the washer won't spin only the dryer

[@forevertechenglish]

what is brand and model?

[@ramkrishna1650]

Can I make electric bike from washing machine motor

[@forevertechenglish]

Didn't thought of that

[@ramkrishna1650]

Is it possible

[@TechTed1]

tacho it can also used to start the motor

[@alexdacruzxaviercruz9717]

Tem como traduzir para português nao

[@reaper060670]

Can I ask a question about the Capacitors in these motors coming out of a garden Shredder/Wood chipper? Where exactly is the capacitor housed with the motor housing bcos on my motor from the shredder I'm going to steal the whole housing and just cut off the parts I don't want. I'm hoping to use the motor for my table saw build but this capacitor thing is a little bit scary bcos I do not want to get fried for touching that yoke. I have been told they can shock the shit out of u if ur not careful.. LOL Can I google schematics for these motors and how to get them working again correctly after using them on a new build for my shop?

[@forevertechenglish]

What kind of motor is it, Is it the same used in the washing machines?

[@reaper060670]

@@forevertechenglish I found this Garden Shredder 2400W in my garage. It's called a Champion, made in the UK I believe. 2006 is the year on shredder. This was never used. It actually sat under a load of crap in my garage for over 15 or more years. I know bcos I was told it was left in the garage and never taken out of the box. It's a 3HP motor. It has a plastic housing and this steel plate over the top of it with the blade housing fitted into a round sort of opening. I tried to get the motor out but it needs to be kept in it's housing so I will have to do some cutting and shaping of the top part which holds the blade in. It's a nice quiet motor actually. I wanted to ask about this capacitor bcos I could not see one. There must be one inside the housing somewhere but I will need to take it fully apart to find out where it is kept within the motor housing. Do all these motors have capacitors? The ones in these shredders I mean? Appreciate the reply my friend. I'm hoping to use this 3HP on my table saw build. THAT'S SUPPOSED TO BE THE PLAN ANYWAYS..lol

[@jschoen37]

Pity the subtitles cover essential parts of the drawing

[@forevertechenglish]

You can turn off the subtitles. Not a big issue brother.

[@kelvinakan3454]

How can I reduce the speed of washing machine in diagram

[@dominikprzybysz6526]

Apply lower voltage

[@project-hobby]

Taco