Need wiring diagram of speedometer 220 f

Yes, it is possible to reverse the rotation of the LR63420 Model D motor from CW (clockwise) to CCW (counterclockwise). Here's how to do it:

1. Turn off the power supply to the motor.
2. Remove the motor cover to access the motor terminals.
3. Identify the two wires connected to the start winding of the motor. These wires are usually marked with the letter "S".
4. Swap the positions of these two wires. For example, if wire A is connected to terminal 1 and wire B is connected to terminal 2, then disconnect wire A from terminal 1 and connect it to terminal 2. Then disconnect wire B from terminal 2 and connect it to terminal 1.
5. Reinstall the motor cover.
6. Turn on the power supply and test the motor to see if it is now spinning in the desired CCW direction. If not, repeat steps 3-5, making sure to swap the correct wires.

Note: Reversing the rotation of a motor may affect its performance and should only be attempted if you are experienced with electrical wiring and motor repair.

Is it 120 volts or 220 ?.
If 120 then connect the black or red to power and white to nuetrual.
220 is 2 hot and a ground

try this link u might find a lot
www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/pioneer/vsx-5900s.shtml
Good luck

The Green Wire is the Ground and the Black and Red are each 115 volts.

https://stickerdeals.net/wiring-diagram/220-wiring-diagram/attachment/220-outlet-wiring-diagram-throughout-220-wiring-diagram/

If you don't have the 3 prong socket. The wires from the appliance can connect directly to the Circuit Breakers

First. If you are not familiar with electrical work have an electrician do this. If you need to provide a 220 outlet a new wire from the circuit panel will be needed. A 110 outlet cannot be upgraded.

Yes you will need 220 V for the heat to turn on

you have baclk and red wire supply and a black and red wire to load (baseboard).
your switch will have 2 black and 2 red.
connect blk supply to 1 black on switch ( it doesn't matter which one)
connect red supply to 1 red on switch
then
connect black from baseboard to black switch
connect red from baseboard to red switch
if multiple baseboards that have several loads at thermostat then just connect baseboard blacks together and reds together before connecting at switch.