I took the unit apart and found the model number of the coil and looked it up and found out it is a 110v coil. The long red wire is attached to one side of the coil. On the opposite side of the coil there is a contact A1. I'm wondering since the coil is 110v do I take power from L1 and run to A1 and then run the red wire to the pressure switch and out the other side to ground. I found a generic schematic online which runs the wire from L1 to L2 through the coil but I assume that would be for a 220V coil.
If I can ever get that figured out then I have the Overload Relay to figure out.
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