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RE: (ET) Power Disconnect for an E12M



Thanks Darryl.  I had been wondering if stud B
had gone anywhere, like the low current loads
or something.

On Thursday, May 11, 2000 8:03 AM, Darryl McMahon
[SMTP:darryl econogics com] wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> 
> > I received my new #OP134 power disconnect switch...
> 
> For clarity, let's call the three studs A, B and C.  
> A is the stud connected to the switch, but not the fusible link.  
> B is the stud connected to the switch and the fusible link.  
> C is the stud connected only to the fusible link.
> 
> One power lead (from the front battery pack on my E12) goes to 
> stud A (switch only).  The other power lead (to the control 
> solenoids) goes to stud C.  Stud B is not used for connection to a 
> lead, just to allow replacement of the fusible link in the future.
> 
> This way, the fusible link and the switch are in series, and both are 
> capable of disabling the power circuit.