So, what's next??
This is the question.... I have options though!
Option 1: keep the motor as is; use a relay to control power to the heaters (if it worked for ths 59 Frigidaire....)
Option 2: replace the start switch with the NOS one I got at Modern a few years ago. The motor would then control power flow to the heaters.
Option 3: cannibalize the replacement motor that is a 240 volt one - use the old-style but unused start switch from it.
I am leaning towards option 1....
I am a little perturbed by the motor starting up without the start winding....
Could this be another problem? If I hook up the start winding to power as a test, could I damage the motor??

This is the question.... I have options though!
Option 1: keep the motor as is; use a relay to control power to the heaters (if it worked for ths 59 Frigidaire....)
Option 2: replace the start switch with the NOS one I got at Modern a few years ago. The motor would then control power flow to the heaters.
Option 3: cannibalize the replacement motor that is a 240 volt one - use the old-style but unused start switch from it.
I am leaning towards option 1....
I am a little perturbed by the motor starting up without the start winding....
Could this be another problem? If I hook up the start winding to power as a test, could I damage the motor??
