Great job, Sir! It is such a simple idea to teach schematics through a detailed walk-thru, yet I have not found another channel that follows your model in explaining schematics thru following the different scenarios especially using color coding. Straight to the point, no time wasting no verbal garbage. You simply hit the target 100%.
Great schematic walk-thru and explanation of the gas valve solenoids function safety in the circuit design! Great techs really understand how a product works & why, not just a few If-Then component replacement steps.
This needs a lot more likes... Will the assist coil open the solenoid plunger without the hold coil energized? 😮. (I know the hold coil needs the assist coil to lift the plunger) but would the assist coil be strong enough to lift the plunger alone...if hold coil was open?
Hello TTC, you say we can test alot of this with a Votage pen. Are you talking about one of those digital pen testers? Those read 5 to 10 volts if I rememeber correctly from my old Lab Classes. Good vid by the way.
Great job, Sir! It is such a simple idea to teach schematics through a detailed walk-thru, yet I have not found another channel that follows your model in explaining schematics thru following the different scenarios especially using color coding. Straight to the point, no time wasting no verbal garbage. You simply hit the target 100%.
Thank you!
Great schematic walk-thru and explanation of the gas valve solenoids function safety in the circuit design! Great techs really understand how a product works & why, not just a few If-Then component replacement steps.
This needs a lot more likes...
Will the assist coil open the solenoid plunger without the hold coil energized? 😮. (I know the hold coil needs the assist coil to lift the plunger) but would the assist coil be strong enough to lift the plunger alone...if hold coil was open?
Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely great and informative video. I did not realize what happens to both line and neutral in various operating/ failure states. Thank you!
Hello TTC, you say we can test alot of this with a Votage pen. Are you talking about one of those digital pen testers? Those read 5 to 10 volts if I rememeber correctly from my old Lab Classes. Good vid by the way.