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Jacob, Perhaps you should consider making it harder for people to steal your machines. In my area you just don't see washing machines sitting out. In fact scrappers will argue over things sitting out. Usually the scrappers in my area are just druggies that need a fix for their habit. Yes...

1990 Kenmore 80 Series DD chaskelljr2: Thanks SOOO much for posting the above picture. It brings so many memories for me back in 1990-1992. Looked at all those Sears catalogs when I was in preschool-Kindergarden! When to the Sears store almost everyday after school! Do you have anymore scans...

Are you looking for some? I might have a few around.

13/15 dead, will be getting some mods soon.

gone!

Here's part of a dead Calypso

Here's part of a Kenmore.

Be very careful about what you ask for John(combo52). Those voltage readings are VERY possible in my house.

ALL my Kenmores except for one got sent away. The Catalyst is about to get a refresh. The triple dispenser system was let go for the non-lady Kenmore and non-Electronic sets about when Kenmore went with the curvier console design and changed the Kenmore logo to that horizon-curve-swish thing...

Mickeyd: Not sure. Got a VFD problem. I really wanted this machine to operate on 110V, however I can either get a VFD the operates with the same voltage, or get one of the better ones that operate on 220V 1 phase. Either way it's going to cost several hundred dollars. The GE AF-300 mini VFD...

When using that Black Kenmore Electronic 90 series dryer, I had similar issues. It ran on 220V, every time I run it on Automatic AU,no wrinkle guard,high heat, the clothes would end up damp at the end of cycle. Maybe something is up with the thermostats, or dryness sensors. Almost my least...

Either a 1993 or 1994 machine. All the machines like this with the disconnect drain hose, with the plastic tranmission pulley and case must have leaked oil at some point. I had this exact machine with the mini basket and FS dispenser. One of the best TL machines there are. ALso had one of...

Any idea what machines the other timers go to? Got any pictures of the machines these parts go to?

Test: no load, no VFD 220VAC 3ph

Motor is mounted, time to test it.

Motor nameplate.

I use size M6 metric bolts with locking nuts, they are stainless steel. Some washers here and there for elevating motor to account for the flange.

Motor wired, just needs to be installed.

Motor configuration should be for the lower voltage.(220V 3ph) Your configuration should be similar to post 556755 for low voltage. U2:T4,T5,T6 L1:T1,T7 L2:T2,T8 L3:T3,T9. Motor wiring configurations can vary per motor. FOLLOW YOUR DIAGRAM!!

Here is the original motor configuration.(440v 3ph) Each wire is marked with a number. Motor is wye wound configuration.