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replacing wb24t10015 with wb24t10063 all wires hook up per diagram. there is a black jumper wire in kit Where does it go. Only two places left P1 and S1 any help
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Can you list all terminals from the old and the new switches and the wires by the color and how they were connected?
If you can post the diagram, it might help even better.
Gene.
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Gene, I figured it out I dropped the ground wire from the pkg once i found it went right together no problem works fine Thanks
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I'm glad you were able to fix it. Happy Holidays!
Gene.
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I to have the WB24T10063 replacment switch. There is a allen screw adjustment on the switch. Is it set at the factory? The instruction sheet had no information on this, only wiring convertion. The original switch had a brass screw adjustment that set a spring pre-load for the cycling contact that controls "on - off" timing.
My burn does not cycle on & off with the new switch. How is the WB24T10063 adjusted?
Thanks,
Brad K
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Brad,
There is absolutely no adjustments for this switch. What was the original problem?
Gene.
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Gene,
The old switch would not cycle the burner. Just now I was looking at the wiring connections and I missed the blue wire to terminal 2. Just tested the control is working great.
Thank you for the reply,
Brad
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You are welcome. I'm glad you were able to fix it.
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Here is the diagrams from the WB24T10015 wiring and new wiring. Please noted from old connection there are 3 wire from L2, so the red wires go to P2 and blue wire go to 2. chowong attached the following image(s):
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