Old bryant 3 way hall switch from 1964

good question

where are you a 120v usa {backward nation}
region or a 240v region uk or europe 220v ac

you question is far to vague and not right
its set to 240v and its quiet and 120v it squeels
perhaps thats why the old one gave up ???
if you live in a 240v area and the old one failed when set to 120v
its a feking no brainer
the old pump died because it was set to use the wrong voltage

therfore if you live in a 240v area like say the uk or france europe in general 220-240 then set it too 240v and quiet
its obviously happy. and quiet...

Yes, you need a step down transformer. These are often rated in watts (the power rating is the same on both sides of a transformer) so it is easy enough to match this with the power consumption of the stereo. Apparently you will need about a 4kW transformer eg

http://www.220converters.com/store/p/45-Simran-THG4000-4000-W-Watts-Step-Down-Voltage-Converter-220v-to-110v-Transformer.html

Ugly things.

What you need is simply a power converter device that knocks the power down for your device. Look for a UK (European) to USA power convertor on somewhere like Amazon.

Look at screw color.
Dark screw on old 3-way and new 3-way is for 'common' wire.
Other two screws are brass.
Move dark-screw wire to new dark screw.
Move brass-screw wires to either new brass screw.
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/3-way-circuit-500.jpg

Connect a black and red from the same _cable_ (pick a set, it doesn't matter which cable as long as both wires are from the same cable.), to the top two screws, again,it doesn't matter which wires are connected to which screw, as long as both are connected to the top screws. Connect the other black and red from the remaining _cable_ to the two bottom screws, again, it doesn't matter which wire goes to which screw, as long as they are from the _same_ cable_. There should be two white wires in that box also, one from each cable. Just twist the two white wires together with a wire nut.

thats not going to work for one the motor is rated at 220v you would need to replace the motor with one thats rated at 120v along with a different pump. you're better off to buy a smaller compressor then do that.

Hi mate,
Prior to your issue i may enlighten you with this source.
Technical Infomation 0105/0101/0102/0103/0201/0202/0203/0204 Jam Code: Paper lint adheres to surface of vertical path roller



Description
Since a type of paper that can easily generate lint was used, the paper lint adhered to the surface of the vertical path roller and decreased the paper feed performance of the roller, causing the jam code "0105."
Depending on paper sources, the following jams occur.
- Cassette 1: 0105 (registration sensor PS9 delay)/0201(cassette1 retry sensor PS10 stationary)
- Cassette 2: 0101 (cassette 1 retry sensor PS10 delay)/0202(cassette 2 retry sensor PS11 (cassette pedestal) delay)
- Cassette 3: 0102 (cassette 2 retry sensor PS11 delay)/0203 (cassette 3 retry sensor PS1 (cassette pedestal) delay)
- Cassette 4: 0103 (cassette 3 retry sensor PS1 (cassette pedestal) delay)/0204 (cassette 4 retry sensor PS2 (cassette pedestal) delay jam)
To prevent this, a vertical path roller to which paper is hart do adhere was used for the following machines (the color of the roller was changed from black to gray).
- iR2230 120V THF03592 and later/120V TW SHD00033 and later /220V CN SHC01553 and later/230V EUR THG02606 and later /230V THH00339 and later
- iR2270 120V SLH28893 and later/120V TW KJN00097 and later/ 220V CN KJL00763 and later/230V EUR KGL54733 and later/230V KGM03613 and later/230V CA SLF02281 and later
- iR2830 120V THK01045 and later/220V CN SHE01035 and later
- iR2870 120V SLG13303 and later/120V TW KJR00054 and later/220V CN KJP00589 and later/230V EUR KGD13135 and later/230V KGE00333 and late/230V CA SLD00411 and later
- iR3530 120V THL01319 and later/120V TW SHK00085 and later/220V CN SHH00829 and later/230V EUR THM01596 and later/230V THN00209 and later
- iR3570 120V SKV61037 and later/120V TW KJU00760 and later/220V CN KJS00928 and later/230V EUR KFW21901 and later/230V KFX02555 and later/230V CA SKT01761 and later
- iR4570 120V SKU23728 and later/120V TW KJX00122 and later/220V CN KJV00690 and later/230V EUR KFQ15439 and later/230V KFR02186 and later/230V CA SKQ01030 and later Field Remedy
When the symptom occurs with the machine without the foregoing serial numbers, replace the vertical path roller.


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You can not, a range has to use 3 wires or 4 wires. To put it in you need to run a 220v plug to where the stove is. Was your previous range a gas range? That is the only range I can think of that ran off a two wire. Anyway, you can add a 220v wire right off the breaker box and run it to your stove. These parts are easily found at a hardware store like Lowes or Home Depot.

The printer will have a 120v fuser, unkess that has been changed for a 220v fuser, it won't get up to temprature on 220v, hence the error message.

It needs a 220v fuser.

Do you have the input voltage switch set to 120V 60hz. There is a switch that should change from 120v/60hz to 220v/50hz. In the US this should be on 120v/ 60hz