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Old 04-06-2016, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Captainclock View Post
I'm still getting nothing, tested at terminals with batteries installed and unit powered on with voltmeter and I get 1.5 volts at each terminal on the back side of the terminals, but then when I test at where the wires from the terminals go on the main circuit board with the unit powered on I only get a 1/3 of a volt and when the unit is powered off and I test at the place where the battery terminals connect to the main board I get 1.5 volts (there should be 4.5 volts there because that's all 3 of the batteries combined flowing into those wires.)
Sometimes the corrosive chemicals from the leaky battery "wick" into the wires connected to the battery terminals and eat away the copper conductor... the wire may look ok from the outside but may high resistance. Suggest an ohm meter check of the wires to the board (remove batteries first, of course).

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