Does this Bridge Rectifier bottom look bad?

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  • Bishop
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2009
    • 99
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    Re: Does this Bridge Rectifier bottom look bad?

    found the problem.

    There was a short in the wiring to the second motor external wiring.

    I replaced the wiring harness and the system works great again.

    Thanks for all the help and understanding about the board.

    I would like a circuit ID if anyone knows where I can find it for the miracle one board.

    Thanks

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