New PCB - could it be faulty?
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You only have to reset it if it goes off completly and wont work at all.. wind should not affect it at all unless it was full on and very strong and caught it just right.
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Relay is controlled by the PCB, not the other way round. Also a relay may carry out a number of tasks which a PCB can be made to do but it would end up a lot more complex and expensive.
Often PCBs are quite reliable. It happens to be one component that seems to be replaced quite randomly. Recall going to a boiler a few months ago that I could not repair. My parting words to the owner were "PCB is OK, so it does not need replacing". What did the next guy want to do? Replace the PCB he did which made no difference. Need less to say the owner said "I told you so" and only paid for the callout and not the PCB
Often PCBs are quite reliable. It happens to be one component that seems to be replaced quite randomly. Recall going to a boiler a few months ago that I could not repair. My parting words to the owner were "PCB is OK, so it does not need replacing". What did the next guy want to do? Replace the PCB he did which made no difference. Need less to say the owner said "I told you so" and only paid for the callout and not the PCB
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