Hiya -
I'm about to swap motors (B55 to L75) so I can get my euro L75 running here in the states (The B55 has the US powered motor).
The question I have has to do with the wires that run from the on/off switch to the motor. On the L75, there is a red capacitor at the on/off junction box (see pictures). I'm guessing that this capacitor is designed to handle a different electrical current, but am not sure. So . . . do I:
1. Leave the L75's wires that run to the on/off switch attached, capacitor and all, and simply disconnect them from the old motor - reconnecting them as they are on the B55 motor?
2. Disconnect the L75's wires, and capacitor from the on/off junction box, then simply re-solder those same wires from the B55 motor?
I've included pics for reference. There is one pic of the bottom plate of the L75, one of the B55, then a close-up of the on/off junction box for each. The one with the red capacitor is the L75.
Thanks in advance for your help!
David
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