Colorado Springs, CO
Can anyone tell my what relay the pop bumpers go to? I have one switch controlling both pop bumpers, and the coil
that pulls in stays pulled in.
Thanx
Jim
(Topic ID: 215263)
Check the eos switched at the bumpers. It is supposed to open at the end of the bumper stroke. My guess is it's staying closed, out of adjustment.
Thanx, I guess I have one coil that is not working, switches seem ok.
The swich(NO) that is made by the skirt and spoon, I am assuming that's what pulls the coil in.
What does the other switch(NC) at the end of coil stroke do? release the coil. The one coil that is pulling in is not releasing.
Thanx to all for help
Jim
Do both Pop bumpers work independently of each other?
When I hit the left skirt the right Pop pulls in and doesn't release.
Same thing when I hit the right skirt, the right Pop pulls in and doesn't release.
The left POP doesn't pull in at all. Do they both have to pull in and open the EOS switches to have them both release?
Both coils read 2 ohms,
Thanks
Quoted from Jho928:So if the both don't activate the one that does will not release because the unactive one is not
opening the NC EOS switch. So both EOS switches need to open?
Yes, the 2 end-of-stroke switches highlighted in this picture both have to open to make the Pop Bumper (B) relay release.
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