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    Jan 31, 2007, 02:21 PM
    Changing Motor Blower
    I changed the Motor Blower 208-230 V and the old motor with two speeds and it had a yellow, black, green, blue and two brown. I wrote all the colors and know where they all go. The new motor has three speeds and has a white, black, red, blue, and two brown wires. Can anyone help me determine where the new wires go? It's a Payne AC unit.

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    Jan 31, 2007, 04:48 PM
    Are you sure the new motor is 240 volts? Usually 240 volt motors use yellow for common like your old motor was.
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