What is that schematic drawing supposed to be? You would never put a latching relay on a starter motor.
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I found this link that has a diagram in the aditional pics http://www.dbelectrical.com/p-8429-marine-solenoid-battery-master-disconnect-relay.aspx
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It doesn't latch as it is. If you really wanted to, you could add an extra double-pole relay and configure that one to do the latching action.
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My came with two types of fuses, one of them was the correct one. There was no need for a relay, since one was already installed from the factory.
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First, I have two of these engines and because they start soooo easily, never considered an electric start. Second, the starting mechanism (rope pull) is designed for a specific flywheel that I don't believe has an electric starting ring. To convert would be expensive!
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I'm not happy about the fact that there is no paperwork. You may have figured out the basis: +V is 12vdc in and GND is the ground. Terminal 1=N.O., 2=Com, 3=N.C. for relay "C" the rest follow 4,5 & 6 for relay "A"; 7,8 & 9 for relay "D" and 10,11 &12 for relay "B" . Jumper 4&3 for momentary (Only ON while button is pressed) jump 1&2 for press ON and hold ON then press again to release relay. Button S1 I haven't figured out. I will. Experiment, you can't blow it up.
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Sorry, I'm no automotive expert, but I did see this used for that purpose elsewhere. I used it for a motorcycle starter relay on an Indian Chief.
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What this switch does when the key is turned to "on" is complete the circuit from a battery to whatever it is you are powering. So, yes, I suppose it could work as a security device to prevent a battery from powering a circuit, such as the starter motor on a vehicle, if you removed the key and the switch was located somewhere that was not obvious. I have not tried it, but I think that even without the key one could easily rig something to complete a circuit, so having the unit in a non-obvious location would seem prudent.
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mine did NOT come with schematic or documentation of any kind. I would NOT expect it to operate a low current relay, the output will only trigger a logic level signal in the very low milliamp range. 0-5vdc
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Should if your old starter has a steel gear and not a plastic gear on it. You May have a plug in issue I don't know. If that's the case I would just cut it off. This starter just has a stud and nut to connect your wires. Hope it helps!
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Starts easily. First or second gentle pull. But the second time we used it the starter pulley failed, leaving the cord extended. Because the pulley is buried between the engine and the blades, it was a full disassemble/re-assemble job requiring special tools. Terrible design. I recommend against buying one for this reason.
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A 2 hp motor @120v draws 20 amps. The rating on relay contacts is only 15amps. So no.
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Yes that can be confusing. When they say run just turn the key on but don't start the engine
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I think there are some blogs out there as well as reviews that will answer your question better than I, its function is not related to what you can with a diagnostic tool, rather high powered troubleshooting of the basics ie why your starter isn't working
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This part controls the battery power from getting to the starter. If screwed all the way down, it will allow power to go to the starter. If unscrewed most of the way, it prevents power to the starter, thus preventing the car to start... if your having starting/battery issues, make sure they green knob is screwed all the way one direction or the other.. if you disconnect the battery, your car shouldn't start, so not sure your intension of hte last part of your question...Hope this helps.... Good Luck !!
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This would probably work provided your starter doesn't draw more than 300amps peak, but this is a continuos duty solenoid not a starting solenoid.
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Mine burnt up or froze on the first test when used with an ac induction motor on a dust collector. The collector required a dedicated 15 A breaker. I thought the Additional 25 A rating would be plenty. I had to buy a crydom brand to get it to work. You are either looking for a relay that will handle a resistive load like a heater or an inductive load like a ac motor. This is not the relay for a motor.
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You would need what is called a momentary switch. It only closes the circuit while the button is depressed and open when you release the button.Tthen it would have to go to a relay as this switch would not handle the current neeeded for a starter.