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How to Replace a Diode in an External Limit Switch
The low voltage external limit switch is used to stop the motor at an exact point and is required for all Roll Lock Curtain and Rack & Pinion installations. It overrides the motor’s down Limit Switch when using Roll Lock. Compensates for poly shrinkage. In this video, you will learn how to replace a diode in an external limit switch.
Low Voltage Limit Switch: https://www.advancingalternatives.com/low-voltage-limit-switch/
REPLACEMENT PARTS:
Replacement Diode: https://www.advancingalternatives.com/490-diode-standard-recovery/
Replacement Ring Connector (two required per external limit switch): https://www.advancingalternatives.com/490-wcrt14-16-m5-ring-terminal-connector/
For more about external limits switches, visit: External Limit Switch: Overview and Wiring Basics
External Limit Switch Instruction Manual for Rull Up Curtains: https://www.advancingalternatives.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/LSARL-LVM.pdf
External Limit Switch Instruction Manuel for Rack & Pinion: https://www.advancingalternatives.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/LSARL-LVM-RP.pdf
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