I have a Faema E91 3 group. I need to change it from 3 phase to single phase. any advise you can give

Running a three phase motor on single phase power is simple. First you'll need to invest in a variable frequency drive. We recommend using the SMVector Series Variable Frequency Drive for multiple reasons. The SMV is simple to setup and easy to wire. It also comes standard with a NEMA 1 enclosure which gives basic dust and water drip protection. Most importantly, for the purposes of this post, the SMV comes with a number of different single phase input options up to 3 HP

You cannot change a 3 phase motor into a single phase motor because the windings are different in these motors. You need to buy a single phase motor to replace the 3 phase motor.

This may be useful;
http://www.home-barista.com/espresso-machines/electrical-trouble-on-faema-e98-2-president-t6943.html

There is no dificulty with single or 3 phase wiring.

Try a qualified electrician!

Hello msc..... A transformer alone can not change single phase to three phase.
You need two things: A phase converter/VFD to convert your 220 single to 220 three phase. Then a step up transformer to boost the voltage from 220 to 440.....
Joe
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Don't knw what your problem is but here is a page that gives you the information, normally 3 phase on single phase motor but if you can change the winding settings you might here is the page hope it helps.
http://www.pentairpool.com/pdfs/CSeriesCommercialBronzePumpOM.pdf

Not practical. You would have to change the pump motor to single phase, you'd have to chage the heating element most likely depending on what size is in it now. Also does it require an auxiliary water heater? it's probably 3 phase also. Changing phases is not like changing voltages.

Hold down button for 8 to 10 seconds. If that is not working then you might have the older model in which you have to hold down the stop plus the button that you are programming until you get the desired volume then release button and stop button.

Are you stating you have an A200 mixer that is 3 phase 230 volt?
I was under the impression all A200's were single phase. The D300 floor model came 3 phase. In any regard, to change the input voltage to any maching, you would have to replace the rotor, stator, and control group, including wiring. It has to be kept to orgiinal specifications, and tech support would have to authorise the change. As you can imagine, it's not really an option. If you change from 50 to 60 Hz, you would have to change your worm gears also.

I have no clue about this product, but at the terminal board how many
wires come from machine to the board,or just wires coming from machine. A 220v, should have 2 hot, neutral,gr, so 4 wires. Depending
on what it looks like, the wires come from machine to a board or just wires.then the colors of those wires.

You should send them an email asking for help or schematic.
I posted there website below. Sorry could not help further.

http://www.faema.net/site/index.html

Hi,
Are you sure it says that in the manual? I have a single phase. Look at the plate on the motor on the back. If it is 3 phase, forget about changing it over.
Charles