Great overview of these Model Ts Brandon! I recently bought a property with an older model T (1991 model) and it supposedly has an overload reset button. Do the new models have this? I didn't see it in your overview. Do you know where it would be located?
Thank you. The new models have a thermostatic overload, if the motor overheats they "break" once they cool down the breaker reset's automatically. The old models would have the breaker mounted on the side of the electrical enclosure. Assuming it is all OEM and has not been modified Some units have the reset button on the back of the motor. Back meaning opposite of the drive pully side of the motor. Hope that helps.
Great overview of these Model Ts Brandon! I recently bought a property with an older model T (1991 model) and it supposedly has an overload reset button. Do the new models have this? I didn't see it in your overview. Do you know where it would be located?
Thank you. The new models have a thermostatic overload, if the motor overheats they "break" once they cool down the breaker reset's automatically. The old models would have the breaker mounted on the side of the electrical enclosure. Assuming it is all OEM and has not been modified Some units have the reset button on the back of the motor. Back meaning opposite of the drive pully side of the motor. Hope that helps.
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