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The contractors don't come with them from crown. They may be diodes or resistors. I believe you can SEE that a resistor should exist on the wiring schematic. Often people forget to order them or move them from original contractors. Crown parts departments pretty much can never find them for me and I'll point at their computer. Search "crown contactor 112327" on ebay right now and I think there is a used contactor with what I am talking about still attached. Not the ones you want though.
  • Posted 4 Sep 2021 07:03
  • By Jones
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  • Texas, United States

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