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About Will
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Three phase electic motors, controls and related problems or failures, three phase motor installation issues, performance issues, connections, data and duty cycle information. All other electic motors. Specialty motors, repair concerns, performance concerns, obsolete motors and solutions. Other specialty equipment issues. Lost nameplate data and identification, lost connection data. Also DC motors of all types. See my profile under Home/electrical at this site

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30 plus years in the electrical motor and apparatus repair industry. VP level management of repair facilities, current owner of my own specialty repair and consulting firm.

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EASA, IBEW [retired], other specialty organizatons, Lubrication, Vibration EDI, Triboelectric Councils

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Currently fielding concerns at this site under "Home Electrical"

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4 year technical, College level specific courses, EASA repair courses, vibration analysis electronic and electrical trade school.

 
   

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Topic: Electric Motors



Expert: Will
Date: 3/8/2008
Subject: converting 3 phase 415 to single phase 220

Question
I purchased a john bean t6000 tire changer and did not realize it came with a 3 ph 415 motor and it cannot work where i am. How do i convert it to a single phase 220? do i need to chage the entire motor or is there an adaptor? will it reduce the power of the machine after the coversion? Thanks for your help in advance. Andy R.

Answer
Andy you can get a single to three phase drive depending on the HP needed, let me know what that is, trying to to stick a single phase motor in there could be a bear.

Got any HP ratings or amp ratings? there is a way around this, I just need more specific power needs.

Will

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