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If you make your point of reference the flywheel (starter side) of the motor then rotation is clockwise. If your point of reference is the alternator or the end opposite the motor flywheel, then it will be CCW.

The other wire is the positive wire

What you need to do is to change the switch and it will work

You still need to change the capacitor

That means the capacitor is bad

If you use a car battery you cannot go wrong. Jumper a car battery!

Go to google put in the item you're looking for and it will be there for you

There are many ways to start. First, the starter is weak, and the second is that the starter does not move. If the latter, check the controller for signal output. If there is no signal output, check the battery for voltage? If there is pressure, the controller may be broken.

Save money and replace fluorescent tube with led light what doesnt require balast

Check the following:
AVR
doids windings
stator windings
rotor windings
exciting windings
AND
Exiting windings could have losts its 12volt exiting load. In that case it must be exited by 12 volt external battery
Another common problem is burned off wire or loose connection

you would really have to check with the dealer or see if there is a place for one. some come with a starter upgrade and some dont

Check your oil. If you don't have good oil pressure it will shut down. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/craig_3fa289bf857b1a3c

;) you wearing rubber boots?? Electricity is supposed to travel down to the ground but if your feet are rubberized then it will not work

watts = 0.8 × 2A × 120V = 192W watts = 0.8 × 1A × 120V = 96W watts = 1 × 1A × 120V = 120W

yes. have you tested the battery to make sure it's good and can take a charge and hold it.

fiddling fingers have caused you a problem best get in an electrician to check the wiring and fix it properly

there should be a plate on it for wiring 120 or 240 if not need model number. easy fix

you are going to have to get right into it and test all the wiring for voltage or there could be problems in the windings. and that is the only way to find out

Try plugging something else into those outlets and see if they work, or try plugging the mixer into an outlet that you know is working. If it still doesn't work it may be the plug on the mixer or broken wire on the power cord. Examine the power cord and look for any weak spots or damage to the cord or where the wires go into the plug. Usually the wires tend to break right where they go into the plug from bending or wear and tear. If that's the case all you need to do is buy a new plug cut the old one off and install the new plug.