Want more appliance repair wisdom? Check out our articles, videos, and more.
Have questions about how to supplement your training with hands-on practice?
Helpful tips on training and troubleshooting the courses when they don’t behave.
If you have questions about anything other than the course material, ask here.
Ready to Start Training?
Save up to $600 and get access to free courses with your enrollment.
It would [answer hidden] since we not getting anymore current from the element itself right?
0+120 would be 120?
It would be 120?
Wouldn’t the current be the same since it’s a parallel circuit? There nothing else doing work
Total current draw will also be the same since it only has just the fan as it’s only load
Convection would get the full 120 since current there no change in current
So current [answer hidden] since they are not in the same circuit
Yes I did it does not effect the other circuit but the diagram doesn’t show where the loads are in the circuit
No I understand it now thank you
They are in parallel
Since we have two loads it would be half the voltage so it would be 60v each?
The safety only has one load so all the voltage will drop across the load it gets the full 120?
[answer hidden]
It would go thru the detector since it has no resistance?
Okay I’m watching the video now. But igniter and booster must go through the main to get to neutral?
