how do i separate blocks in electric quilt 7

As electrical safety evolved so did the standard outlets and plug-ins.

They were at the time considered adequately safe for use even though from time to time a person could receive a shock if the circumstances were not perfect. On these early types of circuits, the plugs and slots were the same size and electrically on a standard 120v circuit, they were interchangeable. Older style outlets and plug-ins were not polarized or grounded and they only had two slots in the outlet or two blades on the plug-in. Also, we are going to assume that the outlet is polarized and grounded. We are going to assume that the source wiring is correct and we will proceed under that assumption.

Here is where my means of explaining the manner in which electricity travels differs from the physics of electricity but it follows the flow of the energy that is carried in the electricity and it is easier to understand the concept at a novice level. One circuit will go to the Light if available and the other will go to speed controller for the motor. Sewing machine wiring circuits are all basically the same design with the idea being to create an electrical path from the source, (the wall outlet) to the power switch,(if available) then it will branch off into two separate circuits. Maybe we can do a more advanced class and go into more detail at a later date. Those just add confusion to the circuit that I am going to show you. Our practice dummy doesn’t have any extra whistles and bells like low voltage lights or multi-speed motors. It starts out very basic and as we succeed in understanding each step, we will add more steps and eventually rewire a complete machine with a controller and on/off power switches and light switch circuits. I do not intend to try to teach an electrical class within the confines of a blog post, we will be using a standard 120-volt generic sewing machine as our practice dummy.

But they will reflect how electricity works, how it can be controlled. My analogies may not reflect the physics of electrical theory. My plan is to use as much common language and plain talk as possible, I want to keep my explanations as understandable, safe and simple as possible. Purchasing items from the links cost you nothing more and adds a few pennies to the fabric budget.

How do i separate blocks in electric quilt 7