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15 hours ago, johnson4 said:
If it's literally an AC contactor, that's crazy. I'd question if it was capable of handling that type of continuous cycling.
So far I've seen now:
LY2 Relays
Solid State Relays
AC contactor
The crazy thing to me, this new SHAKER uses 220V for the takeup motor. Crazy stupid for the little/no protection it has. It's like a cheap screw on plug that has MALE prongs that are LIVE.
At least the first one had this as a standard 12V DC plug running 12V.
Yeah I'm not sure how well it would perform. For the takeup motor, did yours look similar to this? The outlet thing looks and feels super cheap and lightweight, and its connected to the LYN2 relay, the contactor is connected to the heating elements. Seems like one of them is connected to the contactor directly, and the other two are in parallel connecting to the contactor
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Just adding my $0.02. Seems like all of these cheap shakers have some sort of weird differences. Mine for example doesn't use two relays. The heating element on mine uses an AC contactor.
Anyone with electrical knowledge have any idea how to repair a part of the mini shaker?
in Dryers, Shakers, Ovens and other DTF curing equipment.
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not sure if this adds anything valuable to you guys but heres another thing I found. Mine has SLITS instead of holes.