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    Emerson motor Centrifugal switch Type B

    Type B Centrifugal Switch for the Emerson 1 & 1/8th Hp Motor 

    This motor has been fitted to the Shopsmith Mark V model 500 and later 510 onwards

    It is commonly seen in many older Shopsmith Mark V 500 and later 510 models and is a strong and robust motor. 

    If these motors go wrong it may well be due to a number of problems such as:-

    • a burnt out capacitor
    • A plate (winding) switch fault
    • A centrifugal switch fault
    • siezed bearings
    • A short circuit in the windings

    All of these issues can be addressed currently with items held in stock.

    I have a first class electrician who is fully conversant with the workings of these motors and can provide an excellent refurbishment of them.

    Please contact me for advice on any problems with your motor.

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    £ 76,50

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    Type B Centrifugal Switch  for the Emerson 1 & 1/8th Hp Motor 

    This motor has been fitted to the Shopsmith Mark V model 500 and later 510 onwards

    It is commonly seen in many older Shopsmith Mark V 500 and later 510 models and is a strong and robust motor. 

    If these motors go wrong it may well be due to a number of problems such as:-

    • a burnt out capacitor
    • A plate (winding) switch fault
    • A centrifugal switch fault
    • siezed bearings
    • A short circuit in the windings

    All of these issues can be addressed currently with items held in stock.

    I have a first class electrician who is fully conversant with the workings of these motors and can provide an excellent refurbishment of them.

    Please contact me for advice on any problems with your motor.

     

    Capacitor Technical Specs

    Item Motor Start Capacitor
    Overall Shape Round
    Microfarad Rating 324-388
    Voltage 110-125VAC
    Hz60/50
    Shape Round
    Diameter 1-7/16"
    Case Height 2-3/4"
    Overall Height 2-3/4"
    Terminal Type 1/4" Male Quick-Connect
    Temp. Range- 40 Degrees to 65 Degrees C
    Starts per Hour 20
    Max. Power Factor 0.1
    Case Material Plastic
    StandardscULs Recognized (E224674)