How to connect wiring to electrict moter C48L2PA105

Bad connection somewhere. Could be the control head or a connector or even the ground wire. Trace the blower wires to find the ground connection and make sure it is solid. Trace the other wire to the resistor and check the connector there carefully. Look for signs of heat damage and terminals pushed back in the connector.

Short in oven wiring look for melted wire need exact mode for proper diagnostics How Does An Electric Range Oven Work Appliance Repair

read the wiring lay out on the motor

Hello,

Since basically nothing works,nither oven nor the surface burners, the first thing ya should be checking is for a burnt or broken wire connection on the back where the cord connects to the house wiring also need to check for a bad circuit breaker its possible for the breaker to appear to be on yet be burnt out internally....of course i would reccomend that if the wires on the back aren't burnt that ya call a electriction and not go inside of your breaker panel since it could be very dangerous unless your confident with electric work.

GENE

What is the serial number? We'll need it to know which version you have and therefore which connection diagram to provide. We'll also need an email address as the file will be to large to post as a pic on this site.

John
Arrow Motor & Pump

Check seat fuses if they are good unbolt seat from floor and replace moter. before doing that check wireing to moter make sure its connected and no wires are broken.

i would use the 50amp better to be to big then to small

check your power supply.

Generally, there are two wires inside the unit which connect to the wiring going down the suction hose.  Since the unit is a/c...it doesn't matter which of them goes to which terminal.  The wires are switched in some cases.  Look for the open terminal.

Your best bet would be to take the fan back to the store buy a new one and try again if the problem is the same its the way you are connecting the wires sometimes you need to add 3 wire to black (hot) to get the light and the fan to work.