Recent content by lauralindy

I'm an electrical engineer which is why I thought the wiring was ok. I want to measure the current myself but my ammeter is only a 10A one. It's certainly drawing in way more current than that to be able to trip my 40A breaker.

Are you talking about the motor voltage configuration wiring or the rest of the pool setup wiring specifically?

Would this cause the motor to run for a few seconds and then stop? Because that is what is happening right now. I would think that if the windings in the motor/capacitor blown out, it would not run at all.

I just bought a Hayward SP2615X20 Super Pump 2 HP inground pool pump from Amazon. Initially, I configured it to 115V because I did not realize that I had a separate power supply for the pool. Of course, that didn't work out so I switched the configuration back to 230V. I'm pretty sure the wiring...