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At this point, configuration of the VFD is finished!

terminals 8, 10 are connected together. Terminal 9 is the 12V+ DC signal, is gets used with the rest of the terminals.

VFD control is LVDC. The LOGO! interfaces the signals of the machine to something that is understandable to the VFD. On the VFD, I use terminals 8-14.

The LOGO! needs a power supply, the machine start relay needed to be moved.

the LOGO! mounting is DIN rail, requires 12/24VDC power. I mount it on the end next to the option switches on the console.

I think I may have fallen off my limb. Eddie: I thought you'd never ask! What kept you? I use Siemens LOGO! brick PLC.

Oh gee, should I really reveal what I use to control the VFD Ummmm... hello. Anyone?

Oh gee, should I really reveal what I use to control the VFD?

I use a spring for tension.

Use the lock nuts to your advantage to change the position of the pulley.

Idler pulley has internal bearing.

The self cleaning filter is the round thing in black

Notice its not there!

My Blue Whirlpool had one, and I took it out.

Picture of the hoses coming out of it, at the top

Filter is mounted just below drain hose outlet.

Both my 60's Whirlpools had it. Here is my 1966 Imperial Mark XII.

Start relay moved, more things added. Space starting to get tight, still have things to add.

use threaded rods and locking nuts.

painted black!