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So, these wires are all original, as can be seen by the wear on them, and the original solder joints. Since the disconnected lead can only reach a few pins, I think that it may belong on PIN #11. I've been suggested to try testing for continuity between PIN #11 and #12; no continuity is what we hope to find, as this should be connected to the Normally Closed (NC) terminal. Does this make sense?
Last edited by HighFreq : September 22nd 12 at 06:24 PM Reason: . |
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