Posted by GUIDO on May 20, 2010 at 06:05:33 from (71.188.38.153):
In Reply to: Electrically Weird? posted by GUIDO on May 19, 2010 at 19:15:10:
Hello, I know that a digital meter will show voltage even if it is pointed in the air. What prompted me to check is that an open wire touched that metal plate. My luck it was L1. The GFI did not trip by the box circuit breaker did? I have an analog A/C meter, i'll check for voltage that way. My 260 is still not working, i sure miss that meter. There is no current available. What i did i used a 37W soldering iron, L 1 to one side and common to the bench vise. Volt meter went to zero, Take the iron off the circuit back to 110V.There is i'm sure, plenty of metal shavings and metal poweder all over the bench top. Guido.
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