Bram Stoker's Dracula
Williams, 1993Just bought a replacement outhole switch for my BSD. There are two lugs on the back of the new switch where there is only one on the original. Is this because there are two positions for hook? Can I ignore one. Or does this need to be wired differently?
Thanks!
Quoted from LTG:Look over the switch carefully. You should see the letters C ( for common ) NO ( for normally open ) and NC ( for normally closed )
Just get the wires in the same spots on the new one as they were on the old one.
LTG : )
Oh nice I read both lugs as NO. I will look closer. Thanks!
The switch in the picture is how they normally are.
On the left side, NO on top left, NC on bottom left. The very bottom of the switch is C.
Usually the green wire and what ever color stripe goes to NO, the white wire and what ever color stripe and black end of diode goes to C, and the silver band end of diode goes to NC.
LTG : )
Quoted from LTG:The switch in the picture is how they normally are.
On the left side, NO on top left, NC on bottom left. The very bottom of the switch is C.
Usually the green wire and what ever color stripe goes to NO, the white wire and what ever color stripe and black end of diode goes to C, and the silver band end of diode goes to NC.
LTG : )
Got it working. Thx so much for the info !
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