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Try the following
If that checks OK then with the unit unplugged tape one meter lead to Neutral at the plug/line cord and leave it there. Then work your way back through the units components till you find the open circuit. |
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Originally Posted by: denman Try the following
If that checks OK then with the unit unplugged tape one meter lead to Neutral at the plug/line cord and leave it there. Then work your way back through the units components till you find the open circuit. Should I get continuity from Neutral to the timer? I get nothing there, at any of the contacts.
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Yes, you should see a couple ohms (motor windings) at BU on the timer when the start switch is pushed and the door is closed. |
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Originally Posted by: denman Yes, you should see a couple ohms (motor windings) at BU on the timer when the start switch is pushed and the door is closed. Well, I guess I've found the culprit then. Thanks.
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