20 Most Recent Electric Door Light Switch - Page 3 Questions & Answers

yes. have you tested the battery to make sure it's good and can take a charge and hold it.

fiddling fingers have caused you a problem best get in an electrician to check the wiring and fix it properly

there should be a plate on it for wiring 120 or 240 if not need model number. easy fix

you are going to have to get right into it and test all the wiring for voltage or there could be problems in the windings. and that is the only way to find out

Try plugging something else into those outlets and see if they work, or try plugging the mixer into an outlet that you know is working. If it still doesn't work it may be the plug on the mixer or broken wire on the power cord. Examine the power cord and look for any weak spots or damage to the cord or where the wires go into the plug. Usually the wires tend to break right where they go into the plug from bending or wear and tear. If that's the case all you need to do is buy a new plug cut the old one off and install the new plug.

hi more likely the rectify is down

hi this type ( if not most of them ) has only one terminal positive because when the fence is touched the intruder is the negative terminal hence causing shot circuit ( discharging the electric to the intruder )

hi jackie. i have had a look around but at the mo can not find one,but have you tried ebay?.

sounds like a gasoline engine problem.

Bot sure... but if you KNOW its going to overflow... why not take steps TO PREVENT OVERFLOW!!!

Harbor freight has the batteries. The cables should be visible in th battery compartment.

If new and will not start, take back and exchange!!!!!

Yes, the black is the hottie!

Go to web site for manual or Google it.

You may have a loose wire on a receptacle or a bad circuit breaker. You should shut the circuit off and have it examined by a licensed electrician.

The wide blade is neutral (typically silver) the narrower one is Phase (copper colored), Green is earth, connected to chassis. If that is correct check for a broken neutral wire.

More information is needed. What does the manual say you need? With out the necessary details needed to help I would assume it is 220V. Run a 4 conductor cable. It would have two phases (115 to neutral each) a neutral wire, and a earth wire which is connected to the cabinet. If this is confusing you best get an electrician to do it for you. If you mess up you could cause your facility to go up in smoke.

check battery condition with a load tester

There is no simple answer. Too many questions unanswered. Where is the feed? Where is the point?(switched wire going to fixture), is it a dimmer or a 3-way switch? etc....Hire an electrician or a good handyman.