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Got it. His primary leads are on the right side of the way he has it positioned

Posted by Michael Samra on January 2, 2017 at 20:10:33:
For 120vac operation he needs to tie white to brown and red to yellow and then yellow and brown will be his primary leads.
So twist the white and brown wires together and the red and yellow together and then take your continuity check between yellow and brown which is also where you hook it up to 120vac. The primaries of course will have the white and red wires hooked as well now.