Recent content by chrishall0604

Well hopefully the new contactor isn’t bad it was just delivered this morning. I’ll be giving your suggestion a try tomorrow evening when I got home. I’ll definitely let you know what the outcome is.

It blows immediately when I switch the power on. I’ll definitely try disconnecting the low voltage wires outside before plugging a new fuse in. Thank you for that suggestion that’s one thing I didn’t try. If that does work, or Atleast doesn’t blow the fuse, what would that narrow the problem...

I’m going to have to call someone lol. I’ve looked this thing over 100 times now and I don’t see any stray Sadler marks or splatter. I’m guessing I burnt up a component or two. But I appreciate you guys for responding and trying to help! I definitely learned some things from the conversation and...

Ok well that makes sense as to why it’s discolored in that area. The other small spot you pointed out seems to just by Knicks in the coating on the back. Could I have shorted a wire out and need to just replace that? Probably a dumb question but I guess that answers your question about my level...

Thank you! Honestly I’ve never had any luck repairing components on a circuit board. But if it’s definitely a bad board I can certainly swap the components from one to the other lol. But the area I marked up should be this area if you were curious or if that helps at all. And now after seeing...

Here is the back. Y’all were right, definitely a burn mark on the back. I’m not the savviest when it comes to electrical just enough to get me in trouble I guess. What do you mean by high and low cross connection?

Unfortunately there isn’t a wiring diagram. It’s pretty old not to much to go off of. The part number for the replacement board is: S1-031-01932-002

Here are some pictures. Let me know if you need better ones. I don’t see any obvious burn marks on the board but I could be wrong.

I was changing out my contactor (coil was bad) when my screwdriver touched the low voltage connection and the metal part of the contactor at the same time causing it to spark. I unfortunately don’t have a disconnect switch and was relying on someone inside to cut the breaker off (wrong breaker...