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mwcreek(at)frontiernet.ne Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 5:44 pm Post subject: Wig-Wag Trouble Shooting |
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I've operated a SSF-1 flasher for about 20 hours with the single-switch
configuration. Only the right side lamp comes on in wig-wag and full-on
positions. I've changed the left side bulb to make sure that it is good.
I'm guessing either the flasher or the diode is bad. Any suggestions for
trouble shooting? I suppose I could just order both and change both of
them, but I'm hoping there is a way to tell if either the flasher or diode
is bad.
Thanks,
Mike
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enginerdy(at)gmail.com Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 6:52 pm Post subject: Wig-Wag Trouble Shooting |
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So you can't get the left side to light under any circumstances? Have you tried directly energizing it with it disconnected from the wig-wag module? It could be a wiring issue.
Do you have a multimeter that you can use to check for the presence of voltages at various points?
--Daniel
On Dec 19, 2011, at 7:40 PM, Mike Creek wrote:
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I've operated a SSF-1 flasher for about 20 hours with the single-switch
configuration. Only the right side lamp comes on in wig-wag and full-on
positions. I've changed the left side bulb to make sure that it is good.
I'm guessing either the flasher or the diode is bad. Any suggestions for
trouble shooting? I suppose I could just order both and change both of
them, but I'm hoping there is a way to tell if either the flasher or diode
is bad.
Thanks,
Mike
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mwcreek(at)frontiernet.ne Guest
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 7:55 pm Post subject: Wig-Wag Trouble Shooting |
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Hmm..., yes it could be a wiring issue, however (although my previous post
isn't very clear) it worked fine for about 20 hours, but only the right side
comes on now. I've checked the wiring and connectors visually and by moving
the connectors to ensure they have good contact at the switch, flasher, and
diode. I'm reasonably sure the wiring is fine. Your idea about energizing
the left side is a good one, I'll switch wires for left and right to see if
the left side lights up.
I considered using a volt meter; however, it is in a difficult spot and both
the wig-wag flasher and diode are energized from the same switch (unless one
pole is bad) so I doubt a volt meter would reveal much given the
configuration; but it is certainly worth a try.
Thanks,
Mike
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