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Bypass solenoid possible?

By Occelot

5 years ago


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    #1 5 years ago

    Hey guys, In theory, if a solenoid itself is causing a short, I should be able to remove the solenoid, and splice the wires (50+vdc) from the lugs together and it shouldn't blow the fuse right? Figured I'd run this by you before I tried it. I guess in short, the question is, can I simply remove the solenoid out of the circuit and patch the in/out leads together.

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    #9 5 years ago

    Thanks. So removing the solenoid and taping the solenoid leads (not together) should prevent the fuse from blowing if the coil itself is causing the short?

    #10 5 years ago

    And just so I’m aware. The reason you can’t do what I was mentioning is because 50-60vdc goes in, but the load uses some of the volts, and the output expects much less?

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