Anyways, now I have this giant motor. [the motor works, its the fan's electronic controls that died: there were two large plain green cylinders, either bizarre capacitors or unmarked resistors, as well as a blown capacitor (it leaked due to hydrogen over-pressurization caused by a faulty electrolyte) that had killed it: well, actually the two green things igniting the circuit board were the main reason of death: the capacitor would have had total failure soon afterwards, and that would have killed it too.] [I seem to have real issues with electronics catching on fire/overheating >.>
]So this motor runs on 120V AC, 1amp, maxes out at 200RPM, and is really really big
[I've identified the red and white wires: red being the hot, and the white being the neutral, the brown is I believe the RPM sensor's feed and/or control, seeing as the setup is not too different from the CPU fan wiring configurations on some Pentium II's/Celerons that were around from that era. The brown definitly isn't the ground wire - I checked. (the ground wire for the fan was attached to the mount)Anyone have any ideas on what I can do with this?
