HH pulse quit last week. Made a lot of noise then went silent. I opened it up and there is a yellow wire coming from the coil connector that is hanging loose. I looked for places that might look like it was connected and I am not seeing things that looked soldered that not longer are. Any help is much appreciated. I am cross posting this in the both the beach and technology forums. If I get an answer in one, no need to post in the other. Thanks!
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HH Pulse wire came undone. Where does it go?
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Coil is on a connector. With coil disconnected, batteries installed and unit turned on, batteries are now cool as cucumbers. Other day when I ohmed out the coil (with a very cheap meter), I got about 12 ohms between the coil wires and nothing between either wire and shield (yellow). Now I get 12 ohms between shield and one side of the coil and about 0.1 ohm to the other. Dang. Wish I had the TDR from work. I'll take the connector apart and see if there is a short there.
Thanks!
Totally confused now. Coil cable has two conductors, a center conductor and a shield. I must have gotten a bad reading on the first go with the meter. The shield goes to two pins of the connector, one of the wires that goes to the coil feed thru on the board (white wire to board) and to the one that we think should go to ground (yellow on the headphone side of the connector).
Thanks!
Totally confused now. Coil cable has two conductors, a center conductor and a shield. I must have gotten a bad reading on the first go with the meter. The shield goes to two pins of the connector, one of the wires that goes to the coil feed thru on the board (white wire to board) and to the one that we think should go to ground (yellow on the headphone side of the connector).
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