on a circuit breaker on the two lugs its got load & line when connecting the breaker to the pinball fuse holder , whats
a easy way of finding which side of the fuse holder is load or line

#2 8 years ago

RAS

Raff

Pinside member

North Adelaide

9y 66,550 1,496 19 7

anyone

#3 8 years ago

MJS

schudel5

Pinside member

20y 166K 6,398 27

There isn't an easy way. You'll need the schematic and check that against the board layout to determine line and load side.

The breaker should work either way.

#4 8 years ago

PWO

64bsstp

Pinside+ Frequent

Grand Rapids, MI

11y 50,300 242 16

Pull the fuse. The side that still has power is the line side. You'll need a meter or test lamp to check.

#5 8 years ago

JAY

Sparky347

Inactive member

Langley, BC

12y 44,400 256 8 7

The breaker will work either way, but it should have a diagram that looks like __/___ if it does, the preferred wiring would be. (load)___/___(line)

#6 8 years ago

RAS

Raff

Pinside member

North Adelaide

9y 66,550 1,496 19 7

thanks worked out

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