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Sorry, I didn't see the new posts until just now. I'll give this a try. Thanks! dependable: I would say, yeah, if it can be moved, turned or such, one day, they will become loose. With all the vibration, it would seem like it will happen. It may have been looked at by a tech and "gave up"...

If it is build anything like S1, it is likely a spring loaded shaft with several of the "ball and spring" disks. (yeah, I made that up) I figure I need to get what I have already wrapped my brain around first then move on to that fun, but will be keeping an eye out for a replacement. Think any...

Ok, as I think there is an issue, I took a video. The video file is 31 mb and I am sharing via my dropbox public folder. You can view it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6966525/MEP-002a-discon-switch.m4v Thanks for your input!

Well, it seems I got a good working switch (S1) in and my replacement diodes in. I was delayed a bit due to a nice case of food poisoning (I won't be eating at Whataburger any time soon). So hopefully today/tomorrow I can get these installed so I can re-do my testing to get things moving on...

Well, I am still waiting for a good main switch (S1) to come in. One was delivered and it had issues. I just know I am going to be making one with a programable relay board one day. I did manage to pull the A1 block and find both diodes are bad. I did some research and found a modern...

While I am waiting for my replacement switch (S1) I decided to test A1 "Diode" again. In the TM, It calls it K1. Whereas, it also calls it CR1. But it seems to be on A1. Hmm..A little confused. Ok, allot. Anyway, in the control head, A1 is in the upper right side. Eight terminals. The...