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Single phase motor for 230V, connect T4 and T5, to one line. T2, T3, T8 common connected. T1 to other line. Check Rotation, This should be for CCW rotation facing output shaft. Swap T5 and T8 for CW rotation.
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Did you find a solution for this? I have the exact same pump/motor with the exact same problem. Need to reconfigure it from 110v to 220v and have no wiring diagram.
look on motor should be a diagram pump is wired from factory for 240 volts if wiring 120 volts you have to chenge the brown and white wire see diagram then black goes to F1 white goes to F2 where white wire is
Here's some more info diagrams for you http://www.electricmotorwarehouse.com/aosmith/AO_CONNECT.PDF L1 is one hot wire L2 is the other hot wire. L1 can not be connected to a L2 wire and L2 can not be connected to a L1. Ground only to ground.
The wiring diagram should be on the junction box cover. You can go on line and download the manual with this information. There are a lot of A.O. Smith motors out there.
There should be a wiring diagram on the name plate of the motor, or inside the wiring compartment or on that cover . Would be something with dots and HI , LO, and wire numbers.. or just a notation of 120 , 220 volts.
How is it wired now?
what are you wiring
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