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Your reply has a error I want you to be aware of. (1 Black). 1 should be blue. Nema is the standard, but is not carved in stone. Manufactures coding system can vary. T numbers are always on the equipment
This is the NEMA standard coloring and numbering. Right bottom of the page. http://www.flickr.com/photos/charles_jones149/253735324/
I was afraid it might be one of those. I have no info on any type foreign switch. it is similar to a Bremas, which is a expensive piece of crap. Without knowing how the contacts make up internally, I'm
If you could supply a photo and info on the Rev. switch it will help, as I have a few drawings for different types.
To wire this motor to the switch, it may require dis-assembly of the motor. I noted that you didn't show a black lead. You must have this lead out to connect the switch. If you are comfortable with this
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