Help please Fuse popping

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Deanofire

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so your saying replace the large black relay and the 4 little blue relay's but dont replace the latching fuse just test it ?
could there not be an intermittant fault with the latching relay ?
 
V8Druid

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so your saying replace the large black relay and the 4 little blue relay's but dont replace the latching fuse just test it ?
could there not be an intermittant fault with the latching relay ?
the black relay is the latching relay BTLs

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the blues, if the same as the one in the pic, are as per your link above

need to see the pins on this one
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and this one
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and this looks to be conventional SPDT (single pole, double throw)
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Gecko

Gecko

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V8Druid

V8Druid

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There is another version that looks exactly the same as this too.
It's SPST (single pole, single throw), but with two common output terminals (S6 & S8 below)
You can tell them apart as the SPST type has two (87) output pins
the SPDT type has output pins 87 & 87a

Taken from Hallas catalogue
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:cool: .. never seen one with two 87,s :oops::unsure: .... good shout Gecko .... pin numbers essential then
 
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Deanofire

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the black relay is the latching relay BTLs

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the blues, if the same as the one in the pic, are as per your link above

need to see the pins on this one
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and this one
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and this looks to be conventional SPDT (single pole, double throw)
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Ok mate thanks as soon as it stops raining i will get out there and take pictures again of both the black ones , from memory i think the first one (hella one) only had 3 pins, but i will confirm
 
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Deanofire

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V8Druid

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Ok mate thanks as soon as it stops raining i will get out there and take pictures again of both the black ones , from memory i think the first one (hella one) only had 3 pins, but i will confirm
three pins !!? :unsure::unsure:
 
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Deanofire

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Deanofire

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believe it or not we have rain today ( back to 25 degrees and sun tommorow) but as soon as there is a break i will get out there and grab the relays
and No. 2
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

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Are we talking 87 and 87a? Or two actual 87s!
Was looking at this one
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There is another version that looks exactly the same as this too.
It's SPST (single pole, single throw), but with two common output terminals (S6 & S8 below)
You can tell them apart as the SPST type has two (87) output pins
the SPDT type has output pins 87 & 87a

Taken from Hallas catalogue
View attachment 34334
 
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Deanofire

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It isn't the ignition on buzzer is it?
it does have an ignition buzzer sound and i havnt been able to find an actual buzzer unit so that sounds legit i will tryan get out to test it but it only buzzez when the 40A fuse hasnt blown
 
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Deanofire

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Two 87’s , clearly shown in the diagrams above. Can’t say I’ve ever seen one or knew one existed! I can’t really see the point in it, must be such a specialist item? And just because there’s a drawing of it doesn’t mean you could get one from anywhere!
un the relay it shows 87 and 87a (center pin)
 
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