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Agree, it is possible however it can be a pain to do. As stated the best way for this application is in the DESIGN STAGE, so I would firstly go back t...

Whenever I've had a repair or a brush changeover, I have just used a com stone/chalk over the com with the brushes in and left the lift on inspection,...

Originally Posted By: Tarth Double check Neutral first. Many motor shops use the AC way of setting neutral which is not adequate. Grab your battery a...

Originally Posted By: driver @uppo72, thank you for taking time to read my thread.Speaking of electrical glitches, I actually have a question about on...

Essentially your scenario includes many factors that need to happen consecutively. The most catastrophic failure is the snapping of a brake shaft on a...

In my opinion, don't stuff around just change the oil. The cost of labour/equipment to try to separate the oil from the water isn't worth the time and...

Wouldn't this simply come down to the regs? I say this as, here back in the day when fenders were still the mainstay on doors, the whole point of a nu...

It appears as if your dropping you reverser main U. Check your self holding contact and your electrical interlock contact on D. this is as long as the...

When ever a selector ring doesn't lift, I tend to look at the pawl magnet circuits and the like. I suspect you have a mix of this, as if its moving th...

Originally Posted By: christycollett Good Morning Uppo,The toggle feature is included. It's the Auto feature. The relay will cycle about the same rate...

No probs JKH. Glad to help in any way. When a main switch trips its nearly always a brake issue and a inrush overload on a vf drive is probably simila...

Originally Posted By: christycollett Right about the AC plug. Yours is not the only comment about keeping the relay energized. Easy to do with 2 pole ...

Originally Posted By: christycollett Do like it, Many ThanksBelow is a list of PNs for the sockets used on WizBangYou can go to for descriptionsRP-15...

Great unit mate but can I suggest some improvements. Im not sure if they are commercially available but here goes. I would suggest a 120-220/240v ac i...

Originally Posted By: fiona_sg Hi,I am new to the industry so please excuse me if my question is rather silly. I am an environmental engineer and curr...