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Topic: Re: 1944 2N charging system....
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| JMOR
11-17-2009 08:10:56
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Dave H (MI) said: (quoted from post at 11:47:58 11/17/09) So, is there any way to bench test "an induction type ammeter"? I want to pull this off the tractor and see if it works before I replace it. Will any 6 volt circuit run thru the back cradle of this gauge register on it? Any electrical experts here?
Also, can I bench test my cut-out? Would like to clean it and see if it still works. Looks like a solenoid to me and thinking it should maybe work if cleaned up. |
Looks like Dell pretty well covered you. I will add that if you have variable voltage power supply, you can do some 'testing', but the reverse current kick out test is a bit more involved, but could also be done with the right supplies & meters.
"The cutout relay unit 9N10505B used with 3 brush generators should be adjusted to a closing voltage of 6.5-7.25 volts. Opening voltage should be 1/2 to 1-1/2 volts less than the closing voltage or 6 amperes maximum reverse current at 6 volts minimum. |
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