Hi group --- I need a couple of relays for the control board in an air
conditioner. The unit is a Carrier and the coils on both relays are
open. These relays are on two different boards and were replaced at two
different times about a year apart. The number on the relay is
Potter&Brumfield T9AV5D22-24 It has a 240volt coil. TIA John

Potter & Brumfield is a really major relay maker. I would start by going to
their web site, determining whether this is a current production product,
and checking who sells it in small quantities.

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Hi group --- I need a couple of relays for the control board in an air
conditioner. The unit is a Carrier and the coils on both relays are open.
These relays are on two different boards and were replaced at two
different times about a year apart. The number on the relay is
Potter&Brumfield T9AV5D22-24 It has a 240volt coil. TIA John

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john carson wrote:
Hi group --- I need a couple of relays for the control board in an air
conditioner. The unit is a Carrier and the coils on both relays are
open. These relays are on two different boards and were replaced at two
different times about a year apart. The number on the relay is
Potter&Brumfield T9AV5D22-24 It has a 240volt coil. TIA John

Burnt out coils are pretty unusual. But two at once?

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In article ,
john carson wrote:
Hi group --- I need a couple of relays for the control board in an air
conditioner. The unit is a Carrier and the coils on both relays are
open. These relays are on two different boards and were replaced at two
different times about a year apart. The number on the relay is
Potter&Brumfield T9AV5D22-24 It has a 240volt coil. TIA John

Burnt out coils are pretty unusual. But two at once?

Lightning strike?

On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 18:10:29 GMT, john carson put
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Hi group --- I need a couple of relays for the control board in an air
conditioner. The unit is a Carrier and the coils on both relays are
open. These relays are on two different boards and were replaced at two
different times about a year apart. The number on the relay is
Potter&Brumfield T9AV5D22-24 It has a 240volt coil. TIA John

AFAICS, the relay has a 24V DC coil and 30A contacts:
http://catalog.tycoelectronics.com/T...AV5D22-24&I=13

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mc wrote:
Burnt out coils are pretty unusual. But two at once?

Lightning strike?

Possibly, but I'd expect many other things to fail first.

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