Hello,
It took me a while to get my scanner going and by now the original post is way up where nobody probably is looking at anymore, therefore I am posting a new thread.
Here is the partial scan of the Parts List that mentiones both wiring modes:
120V and 230V.Jenya
WOW, a pic IS worth a thousand words, isn't it. As you can see, the diagrams are the same for both voltages, except for the capacitor. I expect the capacitor is for arc suppression, which is more of a problem at 240 than at 120V.
I'll betcha the part numbers for the motor are different, depending on which voltage it's used for. :)
The capacitator does look to be for arc-suppression, postulating a real "brush-type" motor. assuming it is a fairly small-valued capacitator.
More common, is to find one wired _across_ the switch contacts; serving the same purpose for when the switch is opened/closed.
Indeedy.
all good advice! :)
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