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Converting a 110V 60Hz Garrard 301 to 220V 50Hz - Click HERE for Original Thread
icefox
Hi,

I wonder if there is any kind soul who can share how to covert a 60Hz Garrard 301 to operate in 220V 50Hz mains?

So far, I heard is I need to acquire an "ideler wheel" or "pully" for 50Hz operation.

Would somebody who have done that before share with me links and contacts where I can purchase that "pully" and what are the other points to note.

Thanks
dhaen
The voltage is set using jumpers in the brown connection box. It's quite logical once opened.
EC8010
The motor runs at a speed that is loosely locked to mains frequency, so it runs slower on 50Hz mains than on 60Hz. Therefore, a 50Hz pulley is larger than a 60Hz pulley. If you have not yet solved the problem, I have a 301 50Hz pulley that you could have.
icefox
quote:
Originally posted by EC8010
The motor runs at a speed that is loosely locked to mains frequency, so it runs slower on 50Hz mains than on 60Hz. Therefore, a 50Hz pulley is larger than a 60Hz pulley.

Thanks a lot for your enlightenment.
quote:
If you have not yet solved the problem, I have a 301 50Hz pulley that you could have.

Gladly take your offer, please let me know how to close it. If you want to talk private, email me at icefox@icered.com

Thanks

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