Basic Electrical - Lesson 6

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Lesson 6 of basic Electrical talks about motors and the various types of motors used in HVACR. In prior playlists this was not included in basic electrical but it is where it belongs as motors are seen in all HVACR systems.

Table of Contents:

00:00 - Basic Electrical
00:17 - Motors
00:36 - Motors
00:54 - Parts of a motor
01:40 - Motors
01:58 - Magnets
02:46 - Motors
03:09 - Motor
03:32 - Start and Run Windings
03:39 - Start Winding
03:57 - Run winding
04:10 - Start Winding
04:19 - Run winding
04:20 - Shaded Pole Motor
05:12 - Shaded Pole Motors
05:33 - Shaded Pole Motor
05:49 - Shaded Pole Motor Example
06:39 - Shaded Pole Motor
06:52 - Split Phase Motors
07:13 - Split Phase Motor
07:55 - Split phase motors
08:12 - Split Phase Motors
08:59 - Split Phase Motor
09:19 - Centrifugal Switch
09:28 - Centrifugal Switch
09:56 - Permanent Split Capacitor Motors
10:28 - PSC Motor
10:40 - PSC Motor
10:54 - PSC Motor Example
11:09 - PSC Motor Example
11:20 - CSIR Motors
11:39 - CSIR motors
11:56 - CSCR Motors
12:31 - CSCR Motors
12:46 - CSCR Motors
13:02 - CSCR Motor Example
13:44 - Hermetic Motors
14:08 - Hermetic Motors
14:33 - Hermetic Motors
14:45 - Hermetic Motors
14:58 - Motors
16:28 - Motors
16:38 - Motors
17:03 - Manufacture’s Specifications
17:19 - Motor Speeds
17:34 - Motor Speeds
18:13 - Shaded Pole Diagram
18:24 - CSCR Diagram
19:13 - Split Phase Diagram
19:26 - PSC Diagram
19:35 - ECM Motors
19:56 - Troubleshooting Motors
20:05 - Mechanical Faults
20:23 - Troubleshooting Electrical
20:25 - Mechanical Faults
20:30 - Troubleshooting Electrical
21:15 - Troubleshooting Electrical / Mechanical
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Thank you so much learning some everyday from you

alexandrostapantaola
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These are all so helpful, great work!

Nightmare
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The capacitors on PSC motors used on compressors and fans on outdoor HVAC condensing units are always energized on most units. There is typically only one contact that opens that prevents the unit from running, but the other 120v feed is always energized. Does this arrangement actually contribute to wearing out the capacitors?

benw