pm1236 assembly question

I was going to say for the carriage lamp but IIRC mine only has 2 wires & not that 3rd common ground wire (assuming the wiring color is hooked up correctly). If that grn/ylw wire is labeled PE in the control panel it's common ground. Check the voltage on the brown & black wires. Lamp is 24v, I forget the pump is 24v also but that's easy to determine, should shutoff with the coolant switch.

The hole on the chip pan is for the coolant nozzle, I just put a cap on mine for now.
 
I am guessing, is it power for the coolant pump? I removed the coolant pump from the stand. I just noticed the pump has three wires.


I am not going to use to coolant pump. My plan is to use a Koolmist system
 
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Stonebriar said:
I am guessing, is it power for the coolant pump? I removed the coolant pump from the stand. I just noticed the pump has three wires.


I am not going to use to coolant pump. My plan is to use a Koolmist system
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You get the cigar for the coolant pump and a gold star for the Koolmist system.
 
Stonebriar said:
I am guessing, is it power for the coolant pump? I removed the coolant pump from the stand. I just noticed the pump has three wires.
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Probably. My coolant pump wires does not have one of those terminal blocks, it's covered with a wire loom & has a pass through fitting to mount on the base, only my lamp has that terminal block. Check voltage on the wires then flip the coolant switch, that will confirm it.
 
A quick update I have the machines in place and installed electrical. Now on to cleanup and setup.

Rick

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My 1236 was just delivered...I got the Mystery Washer, too. Interesting.
 
Thanks for sharing the picture Ryan. I am loving the look of that 935TV sitting there. Can't wait for mine to show up.

Mike.
 
I got the mystery washer too. I think it is copper.

Question for those of you that do not have the coolant pump hooked up. Did you use the electrical connection for a second light or anything else?
 
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