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Thread: Dewalt MB8 RAS-Help

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    Dewalt MB8 RAS-Help

    I was given the saw by a neighbor who has since passed on and would like to get it in working order. My problom is that I do not know a whole lot about motors and am not sure if this is 3 Phase. Jack had said this was his FIL's and that he used it at the house. The plug on the cord has one U shaped prong and two rectangular prongs one vertical and one horizontal,this plug is obviously not OEM so I do not know what came on it. Sorry to be so wordy but am trying to determine if this is 3 Phase. What confuses me is the motor data plata which reads as follows:
    H/P 3/4 Amps 2
    Rpm 3425 PH 3
    Volts 220
    Cycle 60 Frame 176
    Winding A53M75K
    T.Rating Cont.
    Temp Rise 40

    I had assummed that PH3 meant 3 phase, however the 220 volt label leaves me confused I thought 3 phase would be 440 ,can someone enlighten me? as always I appreciate the groups halp and direction.

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    It sure looks like it is 3-phase power. 220V 3-phase is very common for industrial machines. You would probably be best off replacing the motor with one that runs on 220V single phase, especially since it is only a 3/4 hp motor.


    Good luck,
    Dick

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