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By Augustine Yvonne. Electrical Wiring. Publised at Tuesday, January 02nd 2018, 07:47:42 AM. Where the circuits work at different voltages, the conductors must be separated by suitable barriers or all the wires insulated for the highest voltage to which any conductor may be subjected.

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By Claudie Ulysse. Electrical Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 20:08:48 PM. Line diagrams, also called “schematic” or “elementary” diagrams, show the circuits which form the basic operation of the controller. They do not indicate the physical relationships of the various components in the controller. They are an ideal means for troubleshooting a circuit.

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By Blandine Honorine. Electrical Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 17:49:47 PM. The combined cross-sectional area of all conductors and cables is not permitted to exceed 50% of the interior cross-sectional area of the raceway. The fill provisions are based on the actual dimensions of the conductors or cables used.

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By Claudie Ulysse. Engine Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 17:42:43 PM. The starter solenoid is a relay switch that contains 2 circuits and has 3 or 4 wires connecting to and from it. Two of these wires are heavy gauge, and the remaining are smaller gauge. The two heavy gauge wires are connected to your starter and to your battery. The remaining small gauge wires are connected to the small terminals on the starter solenoid and lead to the ignition switch and to the common ground. If your starter solenoid only has one small wire or terminal, the ground is through the solenoid’s mounting bracket.

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By Claudie Ulysse. Electrical Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 16:28:43 PM. This section requires you to support conductors in panels to keep them in place. You're permitted to use wiring channels if they're made of a flame-retardant insulating material. If you're working with back-connected control panels, you must provide access doors or swing out panels that swing about a vertical axis. Multiple-device control panels must have terminal blocks or attachment plugs and receptacles to terminate and connect all outgoing control conductors.

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By Severin Theodore. Engine Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 14:11:14 PM. The valve seat cutters require perfect valve guides to cut accurately. Measure your valve guides and compare them to your engine’s specifications to make sure they are centered and not overly worn. If they are worn, you can either replace them or use a special cutter pilot before continuing.

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By Annette Noele. Engine Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 13:53:09 PM. The downdraft carburetor has air flow downward through the venturi. The downdraft carburetor allows it to be positioned above the engine and offers space saving advantages over the updraft and side draft designs. Twin cylinder engines frequently used down draft carburetors.

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By Sylviane Marcelline. Engine Wiring. Published at Friday, January 19th 2018, 11:48:04 AM. Let’s say you attempt to start your tractor and your starter does not engage. No click of the solenoid, nothing happens at all. Before assuming your starter is bad, grab your DMM and set it to DC Volts. Remove the wire going to the small terminal of your starter solenoid and connect the red probe of your DMM to the wire. Now connect your black probe to a ground. Turn your tractor’s key. Your DMM reads no voltage. This tells you that power is not going from your battery to the solenoid. Next remove the wires from the back of your ignition switch that are connected to the “B” and “S” terminals on your switch. Set your DMM to Continuity and connect your probes to the “B” and “S” terminals of the switch. Turn your tractor’s key and if there is no “beep” you know your ignition switch has a short internally and should be replaced.