I gave up trying to find the original thread to which I thought I gave a minimal answer, so I will put this info here. Might be a good idea to cut and paste this if you plan to use one of those blowers in the future.
The industry standard color code is:
Black …High Speed
Blue…. Med Speed
Red … Low Speed
Brown.. Capacitor
Brown with White stripe.. Capacitor Common (Connect to the identified connector on the capacitor.)
White or yellow.. Line 2 or motor common
The two brown wires on your motor are connected to the run capacitor.
You motor may have two more wires, a brown wire and a purple wire. Check the motor data plate carefully. If your motor is reversible, one of those two wires is common for clockwise rotation and the other is common for counter-clockwise rotation. When you determine which rotation you need you then connect that wire to L2 in the unit. The other rotation wire is capped and not used.
The industry standard color code is:
Black …High Speed
Blue…. Med Speed
Red … Low Speed
Brown.. Capacitor
Brown with White stripe.. Capacitor Common (Connect to the identified connector on the capacitor.)
White or yellow.. Line 2 or motor common
The two brown wires on your motor are connected to the run capacitor.
You motor may have two more wires, a brown wire and a purple wire. Check the motor data plate carefully. If your motor is reversible, one of those two wires is common for clockwise rotation and the other is common for counter-clockwise rotation. When you determine which rotation you need you then connect that wire to L2 in the unit. The other rotation wire is capped and not used.
