

Hello, DC motors work with DC, in those electrical panels elements were installed to power these motors such as, a rectifier, a capacitor and potentiometers to regulate the speed, you must have 2 wires for 90vcc motor field coil. and regulated voltage of up to 190vcc. for example. For the armature, look at the motor and you will see how it has 4 wires.
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I only change contactors by telemecanique and change cables
These boards filter harmonics and limit inductive currents, a bad calculation makes equipment useless and if you do not know or do not have diagrams and spare parts at hand you will regret the update you made
Before everything. De-energize equipment. Take high-resolution digital photos. Then blow out equipment with pressurized air. Wash with solvent NF. Take digital photos again
Start to make wiring diagram and mark control and force lines
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Perform test to see if solvent does not affect white timer. If it affects it, cover it or protect it
Refrimat, I told you that from these capacitors possibly the Excc coils are fed. the motor. From the terminal of these capacitors to which motor they go, what voltage does the 90vdc motor plate say. for example. because these potentiometers serve to regulate the voltage of these coils of Excc., they do not regulate speed, they regulate the current. The speed in these dc motors. It is regulated by the voltage applied to the armature. Look at the terminals of the motor if those of the armature have the reference J and K, this reference tells you if it is excc. independent or in suhnt.
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