My aunt's Stanley is not behaving and turns itself off consistently (unplanned).
This much I know
This much I know
- I am a trained electrical engineer.
- She has had many related engineers look to fix, none yet successful.
- They have changed the timer/programmer unit.
- Because of the previous points I have not yet looked at it until today.
- I fired it up today and all works fine, after a period of time it stops. The power looks to now be absent from the timer/programmer (i.e. no LED display,no control LED).
- I am surmising that for some change of circumstances (heat rise) the timer/programmer is losing its power feed due to a systems fault (to be further identified), further to this.I'm thinking that bypassing this unit and running in manual will confirm all else works okay and the area of the fault is the controller/timer power supply.
- Comments on thinking and any other experiences welcomed.