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03-03-2009, 03:33 PM
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Set the Multimeter to the lowest resistance (ohm) setting, and place the leads in the + and - terminals of one coil. Record the reading - it should be in the range of 1.6 - 2.4 for a 2 ohm coil. Do it again for the next coil. If the readings are substantially different, like one coil reads 1.6 and the other 2.4 then you've got a dead or dying coil.
Nick
03-03-2009, 05:54 PM
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Hello again,
I solved the problem. It happens that one of the connectors that was holding one of the wires was not soldered correctly. Again, thanks for the help! I learned some new stuff
the system is loud. That's pretty much all I can say
I solved the problem. It happens that one of the connectors that was holding one of the wires was not soldered correctly. Again, thanks for the help! I learned some new stuff
the system is loud. That's pretty much all I can say
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