OT need help with mill

[exblaster]

Not sure where to put this ,if it needs to be moved please do.

I finely got my milling machine moved home yesterday. Now the fun begins. The fellows who moved it pulled the power cord out of the terminal strip in the base of the mill. My question is dose ant one have an ENCO mod 100-5100 bench knee mill and would be willing to send me pictures of the cord placement on the terminal strip?
Yes the first thing I did was to down load the manual pdf but to say it is simplistic would not be an exageration . Any and all help would be grately appreciated .


Thanks for the hepl in advance
Exblaster

[ANeat]

I dont have one but let me ask is it 110 volt?? 220 volt?? Single phase or 3 phase??

[exblaster]

I dont have one but let me ask is it 110 volt?? 220 volt?? Single phase or 3 phase??

ANeat it is 110 or 220 depending on how it is wired it is set up for 110 v at this time.


Exblaster

[joatmon]

Could you post a photo of the strip? I'm sure one of us could help. Aaron

[exblaster]

Aaron thank you for your reply. This is what the electrical penal looks like. The data plate says this is a double capacitor induction motor and can be wired for 110 or 220. I wish to run it on 110. I think the power in goes to the two numbered lugs on the left of the strip for 110 volts but I am not confident enough to do a smoke test.


Thanks
Steve

The
sheathed wire laying on the panel near the bottom is the power cord.

[joatmon]

When I size up to get a better look it gets blurry, could you post the site you downloaded
the manual from so I can have a looksee. I've wired lots of equipment and think I could
help but I would like to look at that manual. Thanks Aaron

[exblaster]

Aaron no help from the manual no schematic in it . goto the emco sight and do a search for the model number. Or I can email a copy to you.

Steve

[Buckshot]

................Did you call Enco's tech dept?

.............Buckshot

[exblaster]

Buckshot wilco thanks

Steve