sigmadelta Member S Join Date Apr 2016 Location From Canada - Living in Bulgaria Posts 2,010 Jan 4, 2023 #1 Does anyone know of a good person/company that could troubleshoot an electrical problem in a control panel in South Carolina - tomorrow? If tomorrow is not possible, then ASAP after?
Does anyone know of a good person/company that could troubleshoot an electrical problem in a control panel in South Carolina - tomorrow? If tomorrow is not possible, then ASAP after?
Ken Moore Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date May 2004 Location North, West, South Carolina Posts 3,475 Jan 4, 2023 #2 Where at, in South Carolina? What it the closest City/town.
rdrast Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Apr 2003 Location South Carolina Lowcountry Posts 5,544 Jan 4, 2023 #3 What is the location? And what is the issue?
sigmadelta Member OP S Join Date Apr 2016 Location From Canada - Living in Bulgaria Posts 2,010 Jan 5, 2023 #4 Summerville, SC Contactor coil burning everytime it's switched on, and it takes down 24VDC power supplies.
Summerville, SC Contactor coil burning everytime it's switched on, and it takes down 24VDC power supplies.
geniusintraining Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator Join Date Jun 2005 Location SC Posts 8,277 Jan 5, 2023 #5 sigmadelta said: Summerville, SC Click to expand... Thats rdrast's neck of the woods, maybe Ron wants to come out of retirement
sigmadelta said: Summerville, SC Click to expand... Thats rdrast's neck of the woods, maybe Ron wants to come out of retirement
sigmadelta Member OP S Join Date Apr 2016 Location From Canada - Living in Bulgaria Posts 2,010 Jan 5, 2023 #6 Thanks for the replies. My customer found someone on their own. I was just trying to assist.
JeremyM Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date May 2014 Location Dallas, Texas Posts 1,233 Jan 5, 2023 #7 sigmadelta said: Summerville, SC Contactor coil burning everytime it's switched on, and it takes down 24VDC power supplies. Click to expand... As a guess at the issue: is it using a 24VAC coil? Your description aligns with this as a root cause. I may or may not have learned this firsthand… Last edited: Jan 5, 2023
sigmadelta said: Summerville, SC Contactor coil burning everytime it's switched on, and it takes down 24VDC power supplies. Click to expand... As a guess at the issue: is it using a 24VAC coil? Your description aligns with this as a root cause. I may or may not have learned this firsthand…
sigmadelta Member OP S Join Date Apr 2016 Location From Canada - Living in Bulgaria Posts 2,010 Jan 5, 2023 #8 OK so there was a gross miscommunication between technical and non-technical people. The *contacts* burned, not the coil. Anyway, someone is going to go this afternoon for a look at it.
OK so there was a gross miscommunication between technical and non-technical people. The *contacts* burned, not the coil. Anyway, someone is going to go this afternoon for a look at it.
sigmadelta Member OP S Join Date Apr 2016 Location From Canada - Living in Bulgaria Posts 2,010 Jan 6, 2023 #9 Ok wow... here is what I got back from the client: 1) The fans first contactor had a weak spring in the relay 2) The second contactor had a 24v AC coil 3) The third contactor was just right In point #2 a contactor with 24VDC was ordered!
Ok wow... here is what I got back from the client: 1) The fans first contactor had a weak spring in the relay 2) The second contactor had a 24v AC coil 3) The third contactor was just right In point #2 a contactor with 24VDC was ordered!
drbitboy Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Dec 2019 Location Rochester, NY Posts 8,097 Jan 6, 2023 #10 sigmadelta said: 3) The third contactor was ju-u-u-u-u-st right Click to expand... And is that where they found Goldilocks ?
sigmadelta said: 3) The third contactor was ju-u-u-u-u-st right Click to expand... And is that where they found Goldilocks ?