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\nWhen measuring the 3 phase volt output I measure only around 20V per phase! BUT there is 130V or so between each phase and ground.
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\nThe spindle speed is about 15rpm no matter what I do!
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\nHere\'s some pictures! Missing the volt pictures, hard to take a pic while holding two leads & volt meter
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\nAs a backs story, about a year ago when I last used it it was wired up for 120. I was starting a program when the amchine tripped my circuit breaker. I wired it up for 220 and today when I went to use it, no spindle speed. Wired everything back and put the PC and CNC on seperate circuits to avoid tripping the breaker, still no spindle speed.\r\n
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