Bridgeport 2 speed motor wiring

[mebilloz1]

Hi all

I was going to reply to an old thread (Bridgeport J Head Pancake Motor) but the robot said better with a new one.  Suspect "awemawson" might have this answer close to hand.
 
So I just acquired an old Bridgeport by adcock-shipley.  Went to power it all up and the drive motor sent out the magic smoke before tripping the fuses.  Pulled in apart and the flying leads from the windings to the 2 speed rotary switch have the insulation literally falling off them - All wires were the same colour, and the few markings that were on them, fell off as it was disconnected from the rotary switch.

The copper windings are find based off the impedance readings.
I have attached 2 pieces of '3 core flex' to the windings and created the table of resistances across the various connections.
My question: Can anyone suggest which wire corresponds to what original label (A2, A3 etc)

Thanks
Bill (from Australia)

 

[awemawson]

Bill I’ll see what I can find, but my head’s not in a good place at the moment. (Had a nasty bout of shingles and not come out of the far end yet) Not been able to do anything in the workshop for a couple of months.

[John Rudd]

The 2 speed motors are based on a Dhalander scheme…

The low speed is given by all the coils in series and high speed in parallel.

Identify each phase, you should have 3 wires for each, 9 in total… for a motor running off a 3 ph 415 supply…