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jubilado · 22nd Jun 2019, 3:34 pm

Thanks for the replies everybody.
Thanks Alan,, yeh I'd just had a closer look and seen that the 11.5 AC winding went to that strip which was associated with the thermal delay. I hadn't realise it was in fact the delay itself.
I don't think I dislodged anything when fixing the pilot lights but the 2.5A fuse beside the delay blew a couple of times then worked OK. If the thermal delay is non-operational at present do you know if it can be fixed/repaired/replaced?

22nd Jun 2019, 3:34 pm	#7
jubilado Triode Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Posts: 30	Re: Armstrong 626 high volume problems Thanks for the replies everybody. Thanks Alan,, yeh I'd just had a closer look and seen that the 11.5 AC winding went to that strip which was associated with the thermal delay. I hadn't realise it was in fact the delay itself. I don't think I dislodged anything when fixing the pilot lights but the 2.5A fuse beside the delay blew a couple of times then worked OK. If the thermal delay is non-operational at present do you know if it can be fixed/repaired/replaced?