Dayton LR22132 4hp motor can it be rewired to 120v

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So far, I cannot locate a wiring diagram for an installation. However, this is a single phase "shaded pole" motor.

For a single speed, shaded pole motor, there are only two power wires. For a dual speed motor, a third wire provides a second speed. One wire will be one side of the motor coil(s)...connected to the white power wire. The other wires are the opposite side of one or two motor coils, connected to the black power wire or through a thermostat. A thermostat is simply a temperature operated switch. An additional wire may (should) be a green "grounding" wire.

Specification Sheet from Grainger.
http://www.grainger.com/product/DAYTON-Exhaust-Fan-4C361

Installation manual.
ftp://207.99.53.68/array1/pacs/AS-BUILT/D1112-50-GLOBAL-Terminal&Container(15KV_ARC-RES-Swgr_Outdoor)/D1112-50-O&M/D1112-50%20Global/BM%20%23%20549%20Exhaust%20Fan.d20100210-u113426.pdf

Control board may have a bad relay which is what energizes the motor, first make sure the thermostat is sending 24 volts to the "W" terminal which will call for heating and draft motor operation.

You hook up the unit to 240 and you will toast it. Contact the mfg for their recommendation .

it can but dont. you will burn up the motor

1) Dayton 6A855 time delay pin timer
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=dayton+6A855&op=search&Ntt=dayton+6A855&N=0&sst=subset
Grainger owns Dayton, so you might want to contact Grainger
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/static/help_contactus.html
1-888-361-8649

2) Time delay timers at Grainger:
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=dayton+timer&op=search&Ntt=dayton+timer&N=0&sst=subset

3) Grainger shows time-delay 8-pin 120 or 240V
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-Relay-1EJN7?Pid=search
Grainger shows 11-pin 120 or 240V
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-Relay-1EJN6?Pid=search

Searching for "11 pin 240Volt delay timer" turned up results:

4) Following pdf shows knob-adjustable 240V delay-on pin timer
https://www.relayspec.com/specs/020050/T1Series.pdf

5) Signaline has delay timers (800) 862-2875

6) SSAC
http://www.ssac.com/standard/ff-tdr1.htm

7) Another pdf with 240V delay pin timers
http://www.askco.com/pdfs/tdd_tud_data.pdf

8) Not wanting to say what already know, but each 240V circuit is made from two out-of-phase 120V lines. Any 240Volt Load can be turned OFF by turning off one of the 120V lines. In this way, the Dayton 120V timer can be used to control 240V load.
Also the 120V Dayton can operate 120V double-pole contactor, and then the contactor controls 240V Load.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Dayton-Off-Delay-Timer.html#contactor

Check and see if there is a plug with 2 wires coming out of the motor, connected through the plug to two other wires. Reversing the orientation of the plug should change the rotation.

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I have never heard of a 1/35 HP. However Tractor Supply or a Farm and Fleet Store may carry that motor. If you get the right Rpms, volts and close on
amps, then you only have to worry about the shaft size.