Just a standard relay?

[PaulC7]

Can't seem to find anything about this relay or a replacement and I know nothing about them.

Is it just a standard relay I can buy online if so where and what relay can u but?

Thanks

C

 

[ajlelectronics]

Just a boggers 12V relay. The 40A contacts are the issue, you would be best getting an automotive relay to replace that.

 

[BrokenBiker]

just a normal relay that uses 12V dc to activate it and will switch up to 240V 40A.

what is it off?

 

[AndyStobbs]

Interesting label. States dc then 50/60hz.

 

[BrokenBiker]

Interesting label. States dc then 50/60hz.

the frequency probably relates to the AC being switched. Just badly written

 

[the snooper]

Just a boggers 12V relay. The 40A contacts are the issue, you would be best getting an automotive relay to replace that.

+1
ive done that in the past with no problems, just wire it in and mount elsewhere if it was originally a pcb mount

 

[Sidewinder]

Just remember you need the utilisation category to be AC14 or above though.

 

[Sidewinder]

One other thing if it is controlled by an electronic device, you may have a flywheel diode in the circuit somewhere, make sure you keep that in circuit.
Also don't forget is you do as "the snooper" suggests if it was pcb mount, ensure that the load side wiring will take the current, pcb tracks can carry deceptively high current densities.

 

[PaulC7]

Got some relays knocking about i will see what they are... as for wiring them in and which side is the load side i havevno idea so would need talking through it step by step.

just a normal relay that uses 12V dc to activate it and will switch up to 240V 40A.

what is it off?

Kende 105 gasless mig, got given it sometime ago and replaced a few burnt looking bits but relay still wasnt kicking in then I put it away till now.

If it still doesn't work with a new relay its getting thrown out.

 

[PaulC7]

These are the sort I've got... No good.

 

[AndyStobbs]

Pin 30 and 87 supply and load respectively.
Pin 85 & 86 switch side.