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kbetz
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Polar Mohr EMC 92 on Rotary 3 Phase Generator

12/20/2013 4:13 PM

Hi,

I have a Polar Mohr emc 92 gullitine paper cutter. Because I don't have three phase at my house I am using a rotary three phase convertor. Because of this not all three of my legs are perfectly balanced so I need to know which leg should go to which lead on the machine. I believe they are labeled with letters.

Also on the circuit board under the deck to the far left has a blown capacitor or resistor and I need to know what it was.

Thanks
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Re: polar Mohr emc 92 on rotary 3 phase generator

12/20/2013 4:34 PM

This link should give you all the info you need to fix your rotary converter balance issues.

I wrote it myself so I know the info is accurate.

Phase converter system design.
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Re: polar Mohr emc 92 on rotary 3 phase generator

02/19/2014 12:09 AM

Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate this material. I am still interested in any documentation on this machine. A wiring diagram would be most helpful.

Thanks again.
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