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Troubleshooting Electronic Ignition
Troubleshooting Electronic Ignition Bob Wise CVC Coaching This session is designed to provide a broad approach to Troubleshooting Electronic Ignition systems. Various hearth Electronic systems will be discussed as well as common methods of diagnosing most frequently encountered Electronic Ignition problems. 2017 HPBExpo Education Sponsored by: 2/8/20171 Electronic IGNITIONT hings to Make Life EasierELECTRONIC Ignition WITH MODULE Caution:Electrical supply to be tested is possibly 110 VAC. Precautions should be taken to eliminate the possibility of electrical shock or electrocution. This includes but is not limited to, not touching live ,gelectrical equipment while: standing on damp or wet surfaces, standing on metal floors, wearing damp or wet clothing or creating or encountering any condition which would provide a positive Ignition SYSTEM 120 V INPUTSet multimeter to VAC setting and to read 120 voltsPlace black lead in COM port and red lead inPlace black lead in COM port and red lead in V portInsert leads into receptacle.
use direct current from a battery pack. Some VAC will take one wire directly from theVAC will take one wire directly from the transformer to the controlling device, others run both wires through the module. What follows is a GENERAL overview for troubleshooting electronic ignition. To better understand, you must know particulars for each system.
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