AF Timer help (yes again) with new updated video

[EWS Rules]

Looks like after the switch it go to relays "fire" one.. Might I ask, Have you moved the relays round see if that helps? You might have a bad relay? I have the book to download but saying "too large of file to attach"

[EWS Rules]

How do you do a extension of pdf on this site??

[EWS Rules]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Ohm

May I ask what resistance has to do with anything?

Post it so he know how to "Pronounce" Ohm....

[holler]

Yes it could be a bad fire relay. When you press the test button on an AF timer it activates the fire signal as long as the button is depressed. But I don't have that much experience with AF timers, only AR timers.

Pull the third relay, look and see if the contacts have welded.

Ian has rebuilt a couple of AF's from scratch. Maybe he will pop in here and enlighten us.

[FSThunderboltfan1000]

All of the switches engage the relays in the timer except the test one.

[JasonC]

All of the switches engage the relays in the timer except the test one.

Test does not engage any relay, it essentially shorts terminals 1 and 3 (look at the wiring diagram). Have you jumped the terminals at the switch and on the panel to see if that triggers your motor starter?

[FSThunderboltfan1000]

witch terminals should I jumper. I already have 15&16 and 3&9.

[JasonC]

witch terminals should I jumper. I already have 15&16 and 3&9.

So is it just the test button that's not working? Sounds like a worn out button if that's the case (and no need for a multimeter at this stage). Jump the terminals behind the test button and see if that works. If not, jump terminals 1 & 3. BE CAREFUL when jumping as you are dealing with 120 & 240 volts!