8531 Limit Switch Wiring ?
Am in the middle of a battle trying to swap out the limit switch from my spare 8531-lll I got from a guy, and the OEM 8531-ll in my Class C.
I managed to get at the switch in the lll, but no luck yet in the installed ll, because the squirrel cage is rusted on after I got the Allen set- screw out. Can't get at the switch with the squirrel cage in the way. (or is there another way?---??)
Assuming I ever get that solved soaked in penetrating oil spray overnight, the switch on the ll is in a different location from the lll's, which was way inside, being more up front behind the left (looking at it from outside--same end as the circuit board) end of the squirrel cage.
So besides all that, there are two wires, one to each side of the limit switch. I have not removed these on either yet, but want to know if it matters which goes where on the limit switches. If not, I can wire it up however, but if it matters which side of the limit switch gets which wire, then I will have to be careful about that if I ever get that far.
Thanks!
BTW, I have read here in previous threads, that there might be different temp range limit switches at play, so I will note any part numbers for that. I suspect if the lll is way in and the ll up front, they will experience different levels of heat?
Anyway, one step at a time--first to know if the wiring matters.
I managed to get at the switch in the lll, but no luck yet in the installed ll, because the squirrel cage is rusted on after I got the Allen set- screw out. Can't get at the switch with the squirrel cage in the way. (or is there another way?---??)
Assuming I ever get that solved soaked in penetrating oil spray overnight, the switch on the ll is in a different location from the lll's, which was way inside, being more up front behind the left (looking at it from outside--same end as the circuit board) end of the squirrel cage.
So besides all that, there are two wires, one to each side of the limit switch. I have not removed these on either yet, but want to know if it matters which goes where on the limit switches. If not, I can wire it up however, but if it matters which side of the limit switch gets which wire, then I will have to be careful about that if I ever get that far.
Thanks!
BTW, I have read here in previous threads, that there might be different temp range limit switches at play, so I will note any part numbers for that. I suspect if the lll is way in and the ll up front, they will experience different levels of heat?
Anyway, one step at a time--first to know if the wiring matters.
