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Bulletin
#46
continued
MAIN SWITCH
ON/OFF SWITCH
RM1303, 763, 663
Models 1303, 763 663:
The switch operates on 12 volts from the circuit board.
In normal operation, the switch
should travel only to the ON and OFF positions.
A switch that travels more than this
has been installed incorrectly or the installation nut that holds the switch in place has
worked loose. If the switch is the suspected point of failure, check the connecting
ribbon cable for visible cuts or shorts.
The switch can be checked for continuity
between terminals
1
and 2, 4 and 5, 6 and
7
in the “ON” position; and 2 and 3, 5 and 7
in the “OFF” position.
Remember to disconnect the switch from the AES circuit board
when checking for continuity.
Models 3800, 3600 3500:
Check for continuity only between terminals 1
and 2, 3 and 4,
5
and 10 using the low
scale (RX-l) on an ohm meter,
with the switch in the ON position and continuity only
between terminals 1
and 3, 5 and 6 in the OFF position. Also, be sure to disconnect
from the AES circuit board and check continuity from the plug at the AES circuit board
end. This will check the ribbon cable as well as the switch.
ELECTRODE
FIG. 7
Spark Cap = 3/16" (Allen wrench
used for gas pressure
test fitting may be
used as
a
feeler gauge)
The electrode serves two basic functions on the AES refrigerator. It is used as a
contact point to transmit the spark from the igniter to the burner.
The electrode also
acts to measure the resistance between it and the burner and sends this information to
the igniter module. When the resistance is high, the igniter starts sparking and when it
is low the igniter stops sparking.
Because of this, the electrode position is extremely
important. If the electrode is too close to the burner the resistance is low and the
system will think the burner is lit
-
especially true with high humidity.
In this
situation, no spark will occur.
Some atmospheric conditions such as very high humidity
and/or coastal salt air may necessitate a wider than minimum gap; therefore, the optimum
gap should be 3/16" or 5 mm.
If the gap from the electrode to the burner is too large,
the resistance will be too high and the igniter will continue to spark even though the
flame is lit.
With this situation, the flashing red indicator light will come on in
approximately 3 minutes.
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