Remote Switch - Wiring Diagram
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Comments (1)Well, a model number would help. Many times if you put the model number from the tag under the seat in the googler, you will come up with either an owner's manual or a parts list which may have it in near the rear of listing. Should you need further help, post further details and we would be glad to help you out....See MoreWheel horse 310-8 wiring diagram
Comments (2)If you go to the toro site you can buy, or sometimes even download for free, the owners manual which should have the wiring diagram. There are three pins to a solenoid. One goes to the battery (AKA the + lead) one goes to the starter (AKA the switched lead) and the third lead goes to the ignition switch (AKA the control lead). The way it is supposed to work is that when 12 volts is applied to the control lead the solenoid reacts and closes the circuit from the + lead to the Switched lead until the voltage is removed from the control lead. When you jump the solenoid which two leads are you jumping? If you are jumping the control lead to the + lead then the solenoid is good. If you must cross the + to the switched lead then your solenoid is bad. Cheers...See MoreHalf-switched receptacle diagram?
Comments (8)Break the tab between the two halves of the receptacle on the hot (brass) side. Power feed: BLACK WIRE: To the top brass screw of the receptacle and the white wire (remarked) going to the switch. WHITE WIRE: To the neutral (silver side). Switch feed: BLACK WIRE: To the bottom hot (brass) screw. WHITE WIRE: To the Black wire of the feed. Switch itself: BLACK WIRE: One screw WHITE WIRE (remarked): the other screw (of course I've omitted all the grounds which should be connected together and to the box (if metal) and the grounding screw on the devices)....See Morewiring diagram/help needed
Comments (2)If the incoming 2wire is actually a hot and neutral, simply feed the receptacle hot side from the hot coming in on the 2 wire. In turn, tie the receptacle neutral side to incoming neutral wire. All of these connections should happen before the 3 gang switch to keep things simple, in my opinion. If you added the 3 wire, the original 2 wire may have been a switch loop. That means it was a feed and return. Not connected to the neutral in the fixture/device box before going down to the switch. Might check that out if that is the case....See Morellaatt22
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