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... Anyway, I separated the wire connectors and touching the corresponding pins in the connecter leading to the motor, I got these readings:
Blue to Gray (should be 7 Ohms); Reading: a "1" way to the left on the readout
Blue to Red (should be 7 Ohms); Reading: 12-14 ohms
Blue to Yellow (should be 3 Ohms); Reading: 1 way to the left
Am I right that a number 1 way to the left on my mulitmeter indicates a lack of continuity? If so, I suppose the motor is shot. But I'm not sure I even did this correctly.
Yes, a "1" (usually a flashing "1") way to the left would mean no continuity, if that's the same reading you get when the meter leads are not touching anything.
Last edited on Mon Jun 2nd, 2008 12:06 pm by RegUS_PatOff
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