Posted by GenevaJoe on August 04, 2010 at 12:19:05 from (98.85.1.191):
In Reply to: Re: Parmak SE3 Repair posted by 36 coupe on August 04, 2010 at 04:54:59:
Thanks for the advice 36 Coupe. Didn't realize the black lead on the tranny was 300V. It is definately open. Was in the electronics world prior to retiring. Looks like sending it back to Parker-McCrory is my option as I don't wan't to replace it with a solid state one. Probably will get a smaller ss version as a back-up until the SE3 is fixed. Been lucky this week as the horses haven't tried the fences yet.
Would like to commend you and all the good folks who help other people with their farm problems. Hope that I can be of assistance to anyone like you have.
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