Heater Resistance Checks
WARNING
ELECTROCUTION HAZARD
To reduce risk of injury or damage to
equipment, conduct these electrical
checks with the main disconnect OFF.
To check heater resistance:
1. Make sure the power is off and that the disconnect
switch is in the OFF position.
Heaters
Zone
Component
1
1
Follower
Follower
2
Dispense Hose 1
3
Dispense Hose 2
4
Pump
5
Dispense Gun 1
6
Dispense Gun 2
14
310–534
Installation
Terminals
3L1 & 3L2
3L1 & 3L2
12.8 ohms
12.8 ohms
3
3L2 & 3L3
& 3 3
3L3 & 3L1
3L3 & 3L1
2002 & 1092
See Technical Data supplied w/Hose See Technical Data supplied w/Hose
2042 & 1092
See Technical Data supplied w/Hose See Technical Data supplied w/Hose
5L1 & 5L2
93.5 ohms
2022 & 1092
See Technical Data supplied w/Gun
2062 & 1092
See Technical Data supplied w/Gun
2. Make electrical resistance checks for the compo-
nents listed below. Refer to the appropriate wiring
diagrams.
Model:
VAC:
C32428
240
C32429
480
3. Replace any parts whose resistance readings do
not comply with the ranges listed in the chart
below.
NOTE: Check resistance at ambient room tempera-
ture (63 – 77
Value Range
240 VAC
1.3 ohms
1.3 ohms
25.5 ohms
25.5 ohms
12 ohms
187.2 ohms
See Technical Data supplied w/Gun
See Technical Data supplied w/Gun
Pages:
60 – 64
66 – 70
F).
480 VAC
2.6 ohms
2.6 ohms
24 ohms