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The limit switches on the Weiler XP60 are located on the front panel of the machine. The switches are used to control the speed and power of the welder. They can be adjusted to set the maximum and minimum power levels for the machine.
The modular switches(such as S2309TP-EI-AC) support rate limiting for inbound traffic on an Eth-Trunk. This function can be configured using the qos car command. After this command is executed:
Ā· If the member interfaces of the Eth-Trunk are located on different LPUs, the configured rate limit applies to each interface individually.
Ā· If the member interfaces of the Eth-Trunk are located on the same LPU, the member interfaces share the bandwidth specified by the rate limit. The bandwidth is distributed on the member interfaces randomly.
The limit switch is located in the front of the fryer. Depending on the model it can be on the left side or right. There are two types, manual reset and automatic. If you have a manual reset limit, you will see a little red button sticking out.
sounds like the furnace control (low voltage) circuit is open, or in other words you either have a fuse blown or a limit switch that needs to be reset. Most newer furnaces have a small knife like fuse, usually 3 or 5 amp located directly on the circuit board. Limit switches that have a manual reset are usually located in the fire box just above the burner. There may even be a limit switch located on the blower assembly. If you fuse was blown, you may need to find out what caused the short in the circuit or it will do it again. If the limit switch was tripped, you need to turn the furnace back on and watch the flame to see if there is "roll out". It it continues to trip or blow fuses you need to have the unit serviced.
When the blower motor run all the time, that mean you have a safety limit tripped. One of the limit is located on top of the burner, to reset that all you have to do is press down on a little tap that sticking up in the middle of the switch. The second switch is located at the flute pipe, to reset the switch is the same procedure. The third limit switch is located on the heat exchanger box itself, this one cannot be reset, you will need an ohm meter to check for contunuity. Set meter to ohm function, if the meter read nothing then the switch is bad. Good luck.
There may be a couple of them. One is located over the burner and will have two wires going to it. It is usually located inside the furnace box and covered with a plate with two screws. The wiring diagram will give you the color of the wires to help locate. The other may be located on the burner and looks like a small stack of quarters with two tabs at the 9 and 3 positions. It will also have two wires going to it and may have a small reset located between the two wires. Push in on the dark red tab to reset. Check your air filter, it is the main cause for high limit to fail.
It is either a high temperature limit switch which is located on the rear of the appliance under the steel panel or the actual bake element itself. You need a volt meter. Disconnect eletrical power and check continuity on your limit switches with the wires disconnected. If there is no continuity the limit switch is bad. The element should have continuity or a specific resistance that you would need to locate in your technical literature for this appliance.
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