I didn't think to take a picture like I should have before opening up this motor. So here I am asking before I let the smoke out.
This is a very old 1/4hp motor. No capacitor. I replaced the start switch.
The winding has 4 wires. 3 leads on one side and one on the other. The single wire goes to the switch. I numbered it #4. One of the three goes to one of the terminals. I numbered it #1. There is continuity between these two.
The two left of the three I numbered #2, #3. They have continuity between them.
I'm confident that #1, and #4 are correct.
Pretty sure that #2 goes to terminal #1. Number #3 goes to terminal #5 with the other side of the switch.
120v goes to terminal #1, and #5.
I numbered them. I think that my numbers can be seen if opened. If not let me know, I'll try again with the numbers.

This is a very old 1/4hp motor. No capacitor. I replaced the start switch.
The winding has 4 wires. 3 leads on one side and one on the other. The single wire goes to the switch. I numbered it #4. One of the three goes to one of the terminals. I numbered it #1. There is continuity between these two.
The two left of the three I numbered #2, #3. They have continuity between them.
I'm confident that #1, and #4 are correct.
Pretty sure that #2 goes to terminal #1. Number #3 goes to terminal #5 with the other side of the switch.
120v goes to terminal #1, and #5.
I numbered them. I think that my numbers can be seen if opened. If not let me know, I'll try again with the numbers.

