tomato5
Mechanical
- Jan 18, 2012
- 77
Hi!
1. i have two red hot wires, and one white common wire which are to be connected to the controller.i wanted to check if they have voltage used multimeter to measure between 1 hot and common no voltage, second hot and common no voltage things were quite all right before all i did was to change the two solenoid-operated inline valves. just adjacent to the controller is the main wall outlet 110 volts ac this is reading fine
2. i also cannot read the approx. 25 v dc at the other terminals which come from the transformer here there is a red blue and green
3. one answer could be that transformer is faulty it could be so but again it was ok before i was doing the digging work. what about the 110 v ac not recording?
4. the battery is ok, the fuse is ok
5. does this have something to do with the manual button has not been pushed, although the controller is on auto, or timer is wrong (where is the timer), the solenoids are not actuated (clearly you are noting that I am not electrically qualified)
Could you help?
Thank you
1. i have two red hot wires, and one white common wire which are to be connected to the controller.i wanted to check if they have voltage used multimeter to measure between 1 hot and common no voltage, second hot and common no voltage things were quite all right before all i did was to change the two solenoid-operated inline valves. just adjacent to the controller is the main wall outlet 110 volts ac this is reading fine
2. i also cannot read the approx. 25 v dc at the other terminals which come from the transformer here there is a red blue and green
3. one answer could be that transformer is faulty it could be so but again it was ok before i was doing the digging work. what about the 110 v ac not recording?
4. the battery is ok, the fuse is ok
5. does this have something to do with the manual button has not been pushed, although the controller is on auto, or timer is wrong (where is the timer), the solenoids are not actuated (clearly you are noting that I am not electrically qualified)
Could you help?
Thank you