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It won’t start when placing the belts on the last 4 high speed position, even turning it by hand. I followed the instructions on the video that I posted, but I’m missing the “pink wires @ that he has in the video as “start windings” as you can see In the pics, I have 4 wires coming out the...

Thank you macgee, I really appreciate all your help. I’ll but this capacitor. Can you please post the link again, the link is not working.

Mmhh, what do you mean loose?

Here’s a pic of the capacitor I just “discover” something. I started the drill and I found out that will only work on low speeds, but not by itself, I have to “help it” spinning the pulley with my hands. On the last 4 high speed settings, won’t work. I don’t understand because I noticed that in...

Here’s a pic of the diagram. Forgot to mention about the “TCS”. What’s that? Is that part missing that’s why the motor is not starting right?

The motor has only one capacitor. A start capacitor. Unless something it’s missing inside of the press where the switch and the bulb are. That’s why I decided to wire the motor straight from the source and not from the switch. But it didn’t work.

This is the video that I was talking about

The motors spin good when I do it by hand, no roughess. I forgot to take a pic from the wiring label, but according to the label, the motor it’s wired to 110v. The tape was me to identifying the wires. My first thought was if the capacitor have l enough uF’s to start the motor, that’s why I...

The one in the drill is the one that I’ve been working with. The one in the bench, gets a little stuck when applying power to it. But it’s dust I think ‘cause the first time I get it to work, dust came out of it through the fan in the bottom.

Did I mention that I have two of those motors?? The one on the press, I got it for free, the guy was going just to dump it. And the one in the bench it’s the one that came with the press. I paid $60 for the press

I’ll take some pics later today. I did connect the motor direct to an extension cord still mounted to the press and it does the same thing, won’t turn. The motor it’s supposed to be wired to 110v. @macgee, in your experience, those 1hp Taiwanese motors have only four same color wires with...

Hi forum, I have a question, I have a old drill press that I just bought, it’s a national industrial tools, it’s Taiwan made, has 12 speeds. The motor seems not to have enough force or torque to start spinning. In the slower speed would not spin even if I try to help to rotate with my hand, I’m...