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Need help wiring Love controller
I'm putting together my keezer and I'm using a Love controller. I basically followed this wiring diagram, except that I only connected #7 to ground and did not connect it to white/neutral. It's running perfectly - compressor turns off when it the freezer hits the right temp and turns on again when it needs to. Is it ok? Will it go bad sometime in the future if I leave it like this?
If it matters at all, I have it hooked up to a Whirlpool 8.9cf freezer. http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/media...rmswiring3.jpg |
I 'll be able to help you out tomorrow with a picture of mine if you haven't been helped by then.
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Neutral and ground are usually bonded together at the distribution box or what not. If it was on a gfci circuit you would have problem with the gfci tripping. It wont hurt anything but you really should have the neutral connected instead of the ground. Now you have an uninsulated conductor conitinuously carrying current.
Why did you use the ground instead of the neutral? |
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Yeah stuff happens. Just curious...
Yeah, I wouldnt leave it. You should fix it when you get the time. |
well, it's connected the right way now. Thanks for all the help. :mug:
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Well, and here I was all set to take a pretty picture for you, lol. Glad Virtuous could help you out.
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Now is this wiring keep the freezer on all the time and only kick the compressor on/off or does it kick the whole freezer on/off? Just ordered my Love today
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Mine's set up to turn the whole freezer off, but it doesn't matter much in my situation because freezer=compressor [i.e., there's no other accessory that is powered except an indicator light in the front of the unit].
Can you post a picture anyway WortMonger? We can compare. |
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