How to wire it from the old 240 to the new 250? is the red +12 to go to the +? the black ground to the -? the blue common to the C and which one there are 2, and the brown with transistor to NC also which one? How to wire it from the old 240 to the new 250? is the red +12 to go to the +? the black ground to the -? the blue common to the C and which one there are 2, and the brown with transistor to NC... » Read More How to wire it from the old 240 to the new 250? is the red +12 to go to the +? the black ground to the -? the blue common to the C and which one there are 2, and the brown with transistor to NC also which one? « Show Less
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I had to go look. There are two terminal blocks. One with 3 and one with 4. My system is wired thus: 3 Term- unused, green,yellow through resistor., 4 term - Black, red, unused, unused. I just diagramed the old one before removing it and placed the wires back on the same terminals. I don't have any other colored wires with this system. My guess is the 4 term block are + and - and the 3 term block are the outfeeds to the monitor/alarm panel. Hope that helps.
2093033
No I tried ,wiring diagram & diagram on unit differ. Did not work. Ended up cleaning the contacts on the old one,still working
1598171
for 220 use yellow/green for ground. the other 2 wires are hot. for 110 use yellow/green for ground. and use one wire hot and the other neutral.
2007642
According to the manual it should have shipped with 24v output. It says that the output can be either 12 or 24 volt by moving Jumper 4 located on the right side of the circuit board and make sure your input is connected to the 240v teminals.
2164872
It's stupid.. Was there a resistor in your original unit (there was in mine). If so, you have to solder it in series with the wire that goes from one side of the unit to the other. Just look at the wiring diagram. Since I can't open mine and don't have the instructions, you just have to follow the diagram. Sorry I can't help more.
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The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote... » Read More The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. « Show Less
576105
the common is for your input voltage you want to use for the output(no/nc). Your neutral or negative would go to the device you are controlling. The output(no/nc) would then go to the hot or positive of the device you are controlling.
1671847
My light just had brown (brown/red) and blue. I used brown/red for positive (red) and blue for negative (closest to black of options provided). It works. I didn't have yellow w/green stripe. Green is usually a ground, but don't know why there would be one on a 12v DC device.
887756
Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
785466
The big question is: Now that we have burnt out something inside the main unit, can we replace this unit with one that has been made for 240V? If anyone knows where we can source the main body of the machine with a 240V rating, please let me know. Thanks
1580851
this was a long time ago ..I believe it was identical but was not the exact same as the switch I removed ... a few mins with a ohm meter should tell you which connector does what job..I had the original apart and worked out what was what BUT after wiring a second identical fan up the same as the first it didn't work....apparently there are 3 or so wiring methods. But then at the price there's only a few pence to lose!
1865498
I am pretty sure I had to wire black to red and red to black and it worked fine. Have been installed for 6 months no problem. Also, my neighbor is an electrician and said it should be fine.
698443
i just literally opened up my old case, took out the circuit board, put the circuit board in the new case, and you should be good to go (and put in the button covers and all that stuff). EXCEPT...read some comments about using the metal clip to hold the battery and make a ground connection. you may need that little piece from your old set. but it's easy to put it in there especially if you take a picture and put it in exactly how you see it. I didn't have any trouble though.
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Well your kind of lucky because I just realized both of mine are wired like that. I followed the wiring instructions and I seem to have the same problem. Something is backwards and coincidentally I was going to look into it today. I really thought I had it right the first time around. Oh well. If you find the answer let me know , I'll do the same. Autophotag@yahoo.com.
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In my situation mine only had 3 also originally, what to do with that 4th brown/white striped wire that is supposed to go to the capacitor? Here is a link to a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cZkzOOzCg8 that explains it very well. Hope this helps, I just bought this motor and installed and running great as we speak
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M. The red is positive to the battery, Black is negative. The Blue and yellow go to the Winch. The winch should be color-coded, if not just look them up and try the direction switch, if the winch goes the wrong way (ex in when you push out) then reverse the blue and yellow, John
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So my current setup had the Rc wire in, no Rh, so initially I plugged one of the lines from the transformer to C and another to Rh and only my AC would work, not heating. Remember that by just pluggin one lead to C you do not complete the circuit for 24v to flow through the nest and give it power. If you have the same setup as I do, just follow my instructions to connect the power supply to give the nest the 24v on the C connection