IF this is your 240, and it looks like your 3PH is hooked up correctly on the left assuming all 3 of your wires are hot, The hot 240 would go on the blue contactor (the connector next to the 3 phase) and the neutral goes in the other one. Don't forget your grounds (earths to you)!!
When you first start your spindle, just turn it on for a couple of seconds. If it turns the wrong way then change around 2 of the 3PH wires.
Last edited by bleeth; 10-10-2013 at 04:47 PM. Reason: Aussie 240!
Andrew,
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-B
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Thanks for the replies. I had already contacted Shopbot via email before this post but no reply as yet.
Just itchin' to get goin'!
Andrew
Yep - I get it it...but you should have electrical diagrams in the manilla envelope in the control box that shows where everything goes. I'd hate to see you let out the magic smoke before you got a chance to use it....
-B
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Does electricity flow upside down in Australia ??
The whole thing looks upside down from here...
The decimal point seems to be the most important on the z axis... x & y not so much....
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