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Craig Huegen
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From: Bartelso, IL, US
Registered: May 2013


 - posted 06-20-2013 11:47 AM      Profile for Craig Huegen   Email Craig Huegen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
It doesn't appear so, Monte; the same question still exists, though -- doesn't the "emergency strike" button bypass all of that stuff and send 120V to the HV transformer primary anyway?

I ask the question simply because I haven't traced it out to determine whether the emergency strike button feeds voltage into the relay and time-delay circuit, or whether it bypasses all of it and just fires the pulse.

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Craig Huegen
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From: Bartelso, IL, US
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 - posted 06-20-2013 11:42 PM      Profile for Craig Huegen   Email Craig Huegen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
EDIT: found the schematic. The emergency button bypasses everything. Further inspection of the HV transformer indicates windings are burned through. I'm off to find a new transformer / ignitor I suppose!

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