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Its possible to clean them up. But they will never be as good as new. This kind of damage can often occurs when people shut the gen set off, without turning the load off first. For peace of mind, I would get a new K1. Should you have other questions about your gen set, it would be better for...

Goat, You ain't the first, and sure won't be the last to learn that. I am dyslexic. Reading the schematics has always been tough for me. I learned to go over them several times and always have a pen and paper at hand. Then, look ONE MORE TIME, just to make sure I hadn't screwed it up YET AGAIN...

Good to go!! Take care and have a nice weekend!

Yes, LO is at the bottom. At the end of the day, as long as you get the L1 input wire hooked to the K1, across from the L1 output wire, and so on, that part really isn't all that important. Then you need to find X1 and Y1, the coil connections for K1. The other two connections, 11 & 12 are for...

Here is a copy of what K1 looks like hooked up. Every wire there is marked. So you cant go wrong. Now this is just me, but I would completely disconnect EVERY wire from the K1. I would unscrew the K1 from the bottom of the control panel. Take it out, wipe it down. LOOK at the numbers on the K1...

This was a short round. Ignore it