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Thank you for the replies. I suppose that I should have made myself a little
more clear.
I know about the two coils and that if the bigger one stays on too
long...frying time.
Curiously, the fuse, which I have added, did not burn out.
Anyhow, the point is.what makes the "pull" coil stay up and blow? Or, what
is the usual cause?
Thanks,
Simon
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