LD1
Epic Contributor
This is correct.Ok, help me understand this. So if I move the switch one way, and say I have a red and a black wire coming off the switch and so if I move the switch to the left, then the red wire is the positive and the black wire is the ground and conversely, if I move the switch to the right, the black wire is the positive and the red wire is the negative?
No. Lets say you have wires # 1, 2, 3, 4.That being the case, I should be able to just hook up the associated wires in any order and the only difference it will make is the differing direction of the chute or the deflector?
With 1-2 being the rotation and 3-4 being the chute.
IF you hook 1-3 together and 2-4 together.......you are providing power to one motor but no ground. And ground to the other motor but no power. In this case, nothing would work.
See aboveIf that is the case, it looks like I have other problems, because either way I move both of my switches, nothing happens- and that would leave me to believe I blew up two motors somehow? I just don't get it. What else could it be? I've got power out past the connectors on the blower side of the connection.