Just an update on this. I managed to get it working although it will need new bearings. the capacitor box I bought from direct drainage had all the wires labelled for connection into the panasonic motor. So luckily I just wired them up and it started working. I didnt wire anything into the 2 'P' connectors. hopefully this is ok. Here are a couple of pics. Has anyone installed new bearings on these things? The half bearing looks changeable but the full bearing on motor side looks tricky.
Wiring a new motor for kingspan klargester
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It just protects the motor from overheat, wouldn't worry about it too much. Take it you mean the bearings on the actual biodisc? Pics would be helpful.
I wouldn't run it too long with knackered bearings or youll shag your new motor
I wouldn't run it too long with knackered bearings or youll shag your new motor
Yes the nylon bearings each end of the biodisc shaft. It seems pretty loose and I had to jack the bearing up a bit or the motor belt was literally taking all the weight of the biodisc. it seems to turn ok but dont want it like that for long. I might need a new belt too I dont remember the old motor set up taking all the weight of the disc. somethings defo not right.
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