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Heat anticipator Q
GW
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Hi fella's,
Is it OK to see some dicoloration on the anticipator windings? I's assuming it OK as long as all the windings are intact- Thanks for any help,
Gary
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Is it OK to see some dicoloration on the anticipator windings? I's assuming it OK as long as all the windings are intact- Thanks for any help,
Gary
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Yes
If it is ok circuit wise. Some body may have shorted out the wires on the gas valve to see it they "Sparked" . That usually is enough to blow the anticipater wireing. It may have just got hot enough to discolor the windings. been there seen that0
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