PSC 3 Wire Outdoor Fan Motor With a Universal Motor 

Thank you for this video, I watched this to get me through a motor replacement on a rooftop to today!!

Thanks for the lesson, helped me wire a new 4-wire to my existing 3-wire. Only negative is on the company as the outlet here in Fredericksburg no longer sells to the general population, had to get the motor from your competitor.

I just had one of these motors installed on my MILLER package ac unit and it was the 1/4 horsepower 1075 rpm motor and it replaced a 1/8 horsepower 1100 rpm motor and so far it's working great

Thank you so much for great work and video 🙏🏻👍

I printed out the 3 wire schematics to have in front of me when out by the A/C. My a/c has a 4 wire motor & separate capacitor which I'm now planning to change. will do away with the separate fan capacitor. FIRST, I need to be sure the dual run capacitor, the fan side is the same uF as the fan motor which may have a different uF. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada

Nice and clear and easy to understand. Good Video. Thanks

Thank, you this a great information I like by The pictures color easy to follow. Thank you/

this is a great presentation, thanks

black wire is t2, i believe you said t1

Thank you for the schematic. They don’t come in the instructions anymore these days.

But sir mine also has a yellow wire Where does this wire go?????

What happens if your wire the white and brown-white to common?

I have 5 wire on new motor and old motor has 3 how can I connect right way

I replaced a 3 wire with a 5 wire. I hooked up everything as it was and as this video says except I have a brown/white and a red (low) wire nutted. It didnt work, but as i messed with it the red wire grounded out (wire nut was off) and the fan kicked on. I feel like I'm so close, any ideas?

Thank You!!

Thank you

I wired it with 4 wires but my fan doesn’t stay on 😢

Just blew my new motor

What if there’s a potential relay 😭

Nothing about herm😂