Inducer Motor Using Hall Sensors and Capacitors - Behler-Young
Inducer Motor Using Hall Sensors and Capacitors - Behler-Young
Inducer Motor Using Hall Sensors and Capacitors - Behler-Young
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Replacement of a inducer motor<br />
using <strong>Hall</strong> <strong>Sensors</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Capacitors</strong><br />
<strong>Hall</strong> sensors were first introduced to Bryant inducers in 1993<br />
<strong>and</strong> during this period the sensor were imbedded into the<br />
motor. Within a couple of years they were made to be<br />
replaceable. Some new inducer have different colored wires.<br />
We have put together a variety of W/D to help underst<strong>and</strong> the<br />
original way some were wired <strong>and</strong> how they should now be<br />
wired.<br />
Keep in mind there is a difference between 460v <strong>and</strong> 230v<br />
boards. The 230v board have a L2 the 460v does not, On<br />
230v the yellow goes from the motor to the capacitor then to<br />
L2. On 460v the yellow goes to the capacitor then to L2 on the<br />
contactor.
This set of instruction was placed in this ppt because it has<br />
been reported as not being in the motor kit.
BLK<br />
BLU<br />
IDM<br />
1993 580C<br />
230V IDM<br />
IGC Board
580D<br />
230V IDM<br />
Violet Wire
580D<br />
460 V IDM
580F<br />
460V IDM
460V
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