Last seen: Sep 21, 2026
Right to leave that note alone. A bridge across that loop resets beautifully, right up to the day K2 welds shut and it still resets. Your meter told ...
Electronic fuse, not a glass one. Each group of eight on the OB16E has one, it trips when a point in that group pulls more than it should. Yours tripp...
Reverse Word Order ticked and kW reads 400.9 against 401 on the meter. That's the power sorted. Except the energy total, kWh, which the manual has as ...
So the contractor's 25 percent was a fan number pasted onto a conveyor quote. Still nothing on the meter then.
Meter 6 was A and B backwards too. Same new batch as 4 and 5, I'd assumed it was the old type because it had the jumper. Swapped it, all six read, no ...
There's a step by step here:/p>
Yes. Backwards it kills the output faster than the coil did.
Three things wrong and NC isn't one of them. The block. A standard NC opens because a spring pushes the contacts apart. If they weld or the spring br...
Map page attached. There's a column I ignored, says "x0.1" against kW and against the current registers. And a register two addresses above the kW one...
Load signal is enough to start. Rent the gun.
There's your antenna. An unshielded office lead lying against the motor leads of a 75 hp drive. The drive chops the 650 VDC bus at a few kHz on those ...
500V, motor leads off at the drive end. Lock the drive out first and wait for the bus to bleed, three minutes with the light out before you touch the ...
Fair. Asked him. He said he'd want to know when it stopped and for how long. So that's history, whether he calls it that or not. He still says he doe...
Belt conveyors, cases on them. Drive shows 9.8 A, nameplate is 14. About 70 percent loaded I think, steady all day, 60Hz all day.
Page 41 of the register map. It says "32-bit float, LSW first". Raw: HR3054 = 29056, HR3055 = 17352. Means nothing to me, but there it is.