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I got my bilge pump controller put together and it looks pretty neat.
It will fit right under the fuse panel I put in and the relay can be easily pulled and replace. I tested it and my portable 12 V battery immediately gave the "Tink" that means the fuse blew. I checked and there were zero ohms across the terminals to the relay coil. I put this together very carefully so it was hard to believe I had a short. When I opened it up to look, I noticed that the suppression diode across the coil had burned into the wire slightly. I cut it and the short disappeared. I then cut the suppression diodes out of both relay sockets. There was no + or - indication on the relay wiring but one of the coil wires was red. Did I blow the diode by hooking up with reverse polarity? -- Roger Long |
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