

| Subject: | Re: Couple o' electrical questions ('87 Westy) |
| From: | David Beierl |
| Date: | Sat, 21 Jul 2001 14:41:33 -0400 |
At 02:04 PM 7/21/2001, Jeff Howard wrote: >Fridge is running ok. I looked at the >little LED panel below the stove (Delta >Six part). There's no voltage across >the LED leads and there's only a supply >voltage to one of the two IC's on the >little circuit board. ANyone know where >I might find a schematic? Look on my website -- there are two drawings for water-level and flame detector circuits. Flame detector is one of the amplifiers in the right-hand chip, pin numbers on the schematic. > It appears >that the water levels in the water tank >may be using the same IC. Water uses the first three amps in the left-hand chip. The fourth is spare. Pin numbers on schematic. > I don't have water >in the tank but took a look and saw a >black module screwed to the outside wall >of the water container compartment. The >water level sensors have wires leading into >this module. ANyone know what that module >does? Provides a variable (high) resistance to ground depending on what the water level is. The green wire from the LED panel is biased high with one megohm, gets pulled down to variouslevels depending. Ask me any questions after you take a look at the schematic. david
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