Help with wiring electric motor

[Sina]

Hi

I'm trying to wire an electric motor I purchased from amazon but I'm finding it confusing on how to do this. Motor is: http://www.fichier-pdf.fr/2012/01/15/wiring-diagram-of-synchronous-motor-60ktyz-1/
and my question is where does earth wire go?
I am not an electrician, just want to attach this motor to a rotating platform.

Thanks for your help.
sina

 

[(*steve*)]

where does earth wire go?

Probably to the case of the motor.

 

[KrisBlueNZ]

Probably to the case of the motor.

I think he might be asking where he should connect the other end of the earth wire...

 

[hevans1944]

This motor appears to not need an earth wire. It does need 220 V AC, which may have one leg connected to neutral or not, depending on where you live. So, assume both of your 220 V AC feed wires are "hot". Connect one feed to the two yellow motor wires that are connected to the middle terminal. Connect the other feed to one of the end terminals, according to which direction you want the motor shaft to rotate. If you have a third "earthing" wire, connect it to the motor case as @(*steve*) suggested. If your 220 V AC feed has just one "hot" wire and an earth-grounded "neutral" I would connect the "neutral" to the middle terminal and the "hot" to one of the terminals on the end.

 

[Sina]

thank you for the advise - I live in the UK where there are 3 wires/pins for majority of electrical appliances (having said that I do have number of electrical equipments with 2 pins connected to socket adaptor). The motor is working fine with L to middle terminal and N to either side depending on rotation preference.
As suggested, I will install it with earth connected to the body.