Post by turbokinetic on Jun 21, 2020 13:56:55 GMT
Yesterday a CK-1 made an appearance here for rewiring. It ended up needing a little more attention than initially thought - but seems to be working well in the end!
Pictures can be found in Google Drive folder: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vjWCpQkjiotur8xPc-uKkFwdRXRk7yYm?usp=sharing
The start-relay overload circuit breaker has a latch magnet. This was dislodged and jamming the mechanism so that the OL would have, more than likely, not been able to trip. That was retained with adhesive.
The thermostat also had a lot of dried muddy water marks in it. The relay and the thermostat got a run in the ultrasonic cleaner, and then the moving parts got some light oiling.
The insulation was saturated with raunchy smelling water. That was replaced with new.
Take care!
Sincerely,
David
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Pictures - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vjWCpQkjiotur8xPc-uKkFwdRXRk7yYm?usp=sharingPictures can be found in Google Drive folder: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vjWCpQkjiotur8xPc-uKkFwdRXRk7yYm?usp=sharing
The start-relay overload circuit breaker has a latch magnet. This was dislodged and jamming the mechanism so that the OL would have, more than likely, not been able to trip. That was retained with adhesive.
The thermostat also had a lot of dried muddy water marks in it. The relay and the thermostat got a run in the ultrasonic cleaner, and then the moving parts got some light oiling.
The insulation was saturated with raunchy smelling water. That was replaced with new.
Take care!
Sincerely,
David
