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Hey all, odd problem, an operator was driving his machine, when it just cut out. We brought it to the shop and and the fuse was popped for the NGV solenoid, replace the fuse and pop it goes again. Decide to swap it out (just the coil) and sure enough it pops again. Increase the fuse to a 25 amp and it does not blow.

I know I should run a current test but my meter only goes to 10 amps so I don't want to fry it. The solenoid is a landi renzo "NGV 3.1".

This makes no sense to me, but then it dawned on me that the valve is sticking or something causing the coil to draw more current. The rating is only 12 volts 20 watts (approx 1.8 amps).

I'm also having some difficulty finding any info on this solenoid as it is pretty old and could be discontinued.

Thanks!
  • Posted 22 Feb 2015 15:49
  • By Turb0
  • joined 17 Jan'15 - 15 messages
  • British Columbia, Canada

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