Need to know were purple brown and yellow wire off cumbustion motor hook back up to compasetor and circuit board on a carrier 48gs 03609 0301

There is a problem with the motor. Check your connections of wiring and such to make sure they are secure. The problem might be the brushes or might be the circuit board to the motor. Look for signs of damage or wear on that main circuit board. If found, replace the board. If the problem is not then resolved, you might contact Juki customer support. This is not an inexpensive machine. https://jukiamericas.com/pages/support

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All the Error codes and the fixes below.

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E1 Error
Zigzag motor error
Check/Repair
The E1 Error code appears when the needle bar is up and the sewing machine can't prepare the zigzag motor to start. Unplug the sewing machine and check the wiring connections on the zigzag motor and circuit board A. Replace the fuse on circuit board A if the fuse is blown. Replace circuit board A if it has a burned spot. Replace the zigzag motor if the fuse blows and circuit board A is okay. Possible parts
Fuse, circuit board A, zigzag motor

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An E3 error code on the Consew 389 RB-1 double needle post sewing machine typically indicates a problem with the encoder or motor control system. This could be caused by a faulty encoder or wiring, or an issue with the motor control circuit board.
To resolve this issue, you may need to replace the encoder, wiring, or motor control circuit board. It's recommended to consult the machine's user manual or contact a certified technician for further assistance with diagnosing and repairing the issue.

Ok. One of the wires provides power to the machine. It will attach to the motor directly from the power cord. The other two wires go to the pedal. Really, it's a circuit. One wire runs power down, when the pedal is up, no power to the machine. The other wire runs electricity to the machine when the pedal is pushed down. I am sorry I can't be of more help. Knowing the color of the wires would be helpful.

I'm not sure about what your explaining, If the bobbin drops into this part (plastic) it is called the bobbin carrier. If you take the carrier out and you see a metal hook going around and circles or bobbing back and forth this is called the hook. The bobbin carrier is most likely what you need. Try this web, they usually have everything: http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-book-janome-and-newhome-8000.aspx

It will depend greatly on the company, and age of the sewing machine. Some machines use a simple rheostat in the pedal to vary the power supplied to the motor(old and new machines both use this scheme). Other pedals have motor control circuitry in them, and you would need to trace and diagnose the circuit board to fix your problems(probably easier and cheaper to just get a new pedal, or circuit board off ebay). The third kind I have seen actually used Pulse Width Modulation to supply power to the DC motor in the machine. Each of these would be wired differently.

But, probably the answer you are looking for is, 2 yellow wires will be the AC input. Red and Black will be the variable voltage DC output. Most likely. Well, 50/50 odds.

Supply brand and model information, and someone can probably answer your question more exactly.

There is a fuse located on the circuit board that is in the main motor. You need to remove the top cover, front cover, and stitch buttons, cover. You will then see the main motor. Once you have it out, you need to be careful as you disassemble it, as it has 2 very fine copper wires that connect the circuit board to the field windings. Look for the fuse housing that is on the circuit board. If the fuse checks out good, check the motor carbons. They may be worn down far enough to not make contact with the armiture.

Blue = Neutral, Brown = Live and you are correct Yellow & Green = Earth
The live wire (brown) must be connected to the fuse if there is one.
You could say that the blue wire is negative (or zero) and the brown wire is positive as this is the one the high current passes through. The blue wire completes the circuit, which is needed for current to flow.
Hope this helps!

Could be several things -- motor hooked up backwards, reverse is stuck, etc. Is there a Reverse on the machine? If so, what happens when you activate the reverse. If it then sews forward I would say someone hooked the motor backwards. If there is no change, it would be a problem with the feeding motor or the circuit board. Suggest taking to a reputable service center for analysis. Good luck.

Have a certified repairman look at the power board in the machine. The power supply circuits are broken on the board itself. Can be repaired with wire and solder. How do I know? Just fixed my wifes 1229 that had the same problem.

P.S. New boards are NOT available from PFAFF or anyone else