Vendo 110 / new wiring harness / diagram needed

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Vendo Guy:
Does anyone have a diagram for the wiring harness for a Vendo 110?? I purchased the harness, but it did not come with a diagram. My major concern area is the junction box for the compressor...lots of terminals to choose from!!

Does 120v flow thru all the wires of the harness?? (i.e. the wire on the harness that runs to the thermostat??)

Also...any tips on connections to check voltage / amps to insure correct wiring would be appreciated!!

Thanks,
SW

Jim:
Who sold you a wiring harness without directions...?

Is there a tag on the refrigeration unit? If so, what model is it...? VK-1, VK-7, VT-1, VT-7, VT-17... Or something else...

Perhaps you could take a photo and post it so we can see the refrigeration unit...

This way we'll be able to assist you better should you have something other than what I've listed...

I could give you a generic schematic but prefer to see what you have before I go that route.

Vendo Guy:
Here is a picture....

I could not find a model number...where is it usually located??

Thanks,
SW

MoonDawg:
If you look at the junction box on the compressor, there are only two terminals you need, they have screws, one on top and one below. Your lower fan motor attatches to these. Also add a two prong plug onto wire long enough to reach your terminal block location, and attatch to the same two terminals. (an old black appliance cord works well here)
   So this plugs into the new block, the power cord leads to the wall, and the only other wire on the block comes off the side and is to be used only for the thermostat. When the thermosat is cold enought it switches off, and cuts power to the compressor and fan.
   You will need constant power for the upper fan motor and door light. Two terminals are provided for these inside the terminal block.
   Glen

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