Posted by jeffcat on February 15, 2016 at 14:49:05 from (76.116.244.142):
In Reply to: Re: I'm so stupid posted by notjustair on February 15, 2016 at 12:19:48:
Let me kick in one. I work on the really big dish machines. Cost like $200,000.oo bucks a pop. They are 240v three phase, AND have 2HP pumps on them. Do you know what happens when you hook a three phase pump up and wires are the wrong way around? Do Ya?? The day shift guy replaced the pump on a C-66 machine and turns it on. Well they will spray water but not really strong. After a while the thermal will trip cause the motor over heats. Now that night when I am on I find the thermal is out. Reset and hear the motor is struggling. Look into the end of the machine and see the water is not strong. Take the motor panel off and swap two leads. Away we go folks with a big shower of water. YEA
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