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14th November 2023, 06:29 PM #1
Need Help: Dust Extractor Switch Conversion (Electrical Wiring)
Ok Guys, I need a little help. I got a new switch and backing plate from Carbatec for my 2hp dust extractor. Took the old NVR switch off the dust extractor:
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This is the new switch, photo's show switch in clockwise rotation:
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Which wires go where on the new switch. I'm still unsure even after watching Dave Stantons Youtube video: Dust extractor switch conversion remote control Dave Stanton easy woodworking - YouTube
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14th November 2023, 09:10 PM #2
I think stantons dusty is an old machine as some of the wiring colours have changed since then. Blue Wire – neutral wire replacing the old black wire. Brown Wire – live wire replacing the old red wire.
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15th November 2023, 12:06 PM #3
So after a little research & logic I managed to deduce which wires go where. Turned it on and blew up.
ONLY JOKING!. Everything works fine. Thanks for everyones help.
Here's my research notes:
The wire colour codes for Australia and which electricians follow are: Blue Wire – neutral wire replacing the old black wire. Brown Wire – live wire replacing the old red wire. Green or Yellow Wire – earth wire that contains green or yellow stripes.
The live wire is brown, the neutral is blue, and the earth is green and yellow in Australia.
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Both actives on one side of the switch / Both Neutrals on other side of switch
COMING OFF THE PLUG ARE 3 WIRES:
Light Blue - - Connects to: SS Dark Blue (NEUTRAL) (Used to be Black)
Brown - Connected to thermal overload switch (ignore) (Dont touch)
Green & Yellow - This is Earth (ignore) (Dont touch)
COMING OFF THE THERMAL OVERLOAD SWITCH:
Red Wire - Connects to: SS Brown (ACTIVE)
COMING OFF MOTOR:
ACTIVE WIRES:
Dark Blue Wire - Connects to: SS L Blue (NEUTRAL) (Used to be Black)
Brown Wire - Connects to: SS Red (ACTIVE) (Used to be Red)
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