I had to take the wires off the toggle switch on a royal 9512x shredder. I misplaced the diagram for reconnecting the wires. There's a yellow jumper between 3 & 4. I need to know what terminal the power leads, Red & Black go to, and the other Red, Yellow & Orange leads go to.
The terminals are numbered 1A, 2A, 3A, 4B, 5B and 6B. Can you help me.
Starting from the end of the switch with the two dashes, and viewing from the back counting left to right and top to bottom: Yellow jumper from 1 to 6; small red wire from controller to 2; red from motor to 3; black from motor to 4; orange from controller to 5; yellow from controller to 6.
click this link for more detailed diagram and instructions.
http://www.bcae1.com/switches.htm
as you said the fuse blows again n again.this has two possibilities
1)the wires are short in between then only fuse blows.
2)or if the wires are not fitted /connected properly or connected at wrong poles.
cjheck out.
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then it is definately the wires poroblem.they are having cut in between or they are not supplying proper current due to which circuit not getting complete.replace the wires with connecting external wires.or get the set of wires from local electronic hardware store or from
www.radioshack.com
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Starting from the end of the switch with the two dashes, and viewing
from the back counting left to right and top to bottom: Yellow jumper
from 1 to 6; small red wire from controller to 2; red from motor to 3;
black from motor to 4; orange from controller to 5; yellow from
controller to 6.
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I followed the instructions but the fuse keeps blowing.
I'm still having a problem. Looking at the back of the switch with the two long dashes down the terminals are number as follows.
4B 1A ________
5B 2A O
6B 3A =======
The last time I turned in on it blew circuit but not the fuse.
Jim
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