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T-roy
Dec 26, 2009, 4:31:27 PM12/26/09
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Hi guys,
I just noticed that my JP GI string is out on the bottom half of the
backbox. I think F4 is the fuse that controls it. The fuse and fuse
holder looks good. Would this be a transistor? If so which one?
What else should I check for. Thanks in advance for the help.
I just noticed that my JP GI string is out on the bottom half of the
backbox. I think F4 is the fuse that controls it. The fuse and fuse
holder looks good. Would this be a transistor? If so which one?
What else should I check for. Thanks in advance for the help.
Troy
Lloyd Olson
Dec 26, 2009, 4:34:02 PM12/26/09
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Forget transistor. Fuse looks good isn't good enough. Pull and check with a
meter. Check that the fuse holder is good and soldered on tight. Check the
GI connector for burn. LTG :)
meter. Check that the fuse holder is good and soldered on tight. Check the
GI connector for burn. LTG :)
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homebrood
Dec 26, 2009, 6:16:18 PM12/26/09
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On Dec 26, 3:34 pm, "Lloyd Olson" <l...@ssbilliards.com> wrote:
> Forget transistor. Fuse looks good isn't good enough. Pull and check with a
> meter. Check that the fuse holder is good and soldered on tight. Check the
> GI connector for burn. LTG :)
>
> "T-roy" <troyallentay...@hotmail.com> wrote in message> Forget transistor. Fuse looks good isn't good enough. Pull and check with a
> meter. Check that the fuse holder is good and soldered on tight. Check the
> GI connector for burn. LTG :)
>
>
> news:c3f3c71f-5ac0-43ff...@a32g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Hi guys,
> > I just noticed that my JP GI string is out on the bottom half of the
> > backbox. I think F4 is the fuse that controls it. The fuse and fuse
> > holder looks good. Would this be a transistor? If so which one?
> > What else should I check for. Thanks in advance for the help.
>
> > Troy
I vote GI connector issue too but could be a bad fuse or holder. Looks
good never means good, that's one thing I have learned especially with
fuses and DE games fuse holders!
Tom
T-roy
Dec 26, 2009, 7:58:30 PM12/26/09
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Thanks guys,
You're awesome! It was a burnt connector and pins. Anyway I switched
out the pins and was about to crimp and put on a new molex when I
realized that one of the wires is one of those that loop in and out of
the same pin. What's the best way to crimp this wire? I think I
know, but want to make sure I do it properly.
You're awesome! It was a burnt connector and pins. Anyway I switched
out the pins and was about to crimp and put on a new molex when I
realized that one of the wires is one of those that loop in and out of
the same pin. What's the best way to crimp this wire? I think I
know, but want to make sure I do it properly.
Thanks,
Troy
Lloyd Olson
Dec 26, 2009, 8:12:35 PM12/26/09
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If you can't loop it, make it a "Y" and the single end into the connector.
LTG :)
LTG :)
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Adm56
Dec 26, 2009, 8:16:40 PM12/26/09
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T-roy
Dec 26, 2009, 10:16:47 PM12/26/09
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Thanks guys. That's what I thought. Should be fixed tomorrow!
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