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Posted by C Ryman on December 21, 2006, 8:08 pm
Please log in for more thread options OK, the controller is a stand alone, not part of the kiln, so maybe I'll
take that out of the loop first. The wiring to the infinite switch looked
pretty simple, but apparently not simple enough for me.
I'll see if I can call AIM on Saturday, though it is pretty close to XMAS.
Thanks,
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Connie Ryman
Cryman Studio
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>> Hi all,
>> I'm have replaced the elements in my old Aim kiln. I need some help
>> with the electrical part. First the elements did not heat up so I
>> messed the washer placement on one set and blew the circuit breaker.
>>
>> First, I have black wires and white wires. Does one end of the element
>> go on the white and the other end go on the black? (It has 2 sets of
>> elements).
>> Second, does the lead wire go in between washers or next to the bare
>> element wire. My husband had to get that apart for me so I didn't see
>> how it was stacked with the 3 washers.
>> Good news is I think the controller may still work despite sparks
>> flying out of it.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Connie
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> Connie, ? Ever consider sending a note or calling AIM to know how they
> built it? The controller generally runs on 110, the elements are 220,
> depending on model . But if you call, I bet they tell you how they built
> them, just a thought though, most of it is common sense,
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