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Okay, sorry for the account change, I'm using my roommates laptop to post this (from .db.)
I performed a test on my ignitor as someone suggested it on another thread. My results were... odd. Where I expected to have no continuity, I had continuity, and where I expected to have continuity, I had none. I triple checked my work because I was thrown off from these results.
I used the diagram from the FSM stating between "E" (G on my ignitor) and 1, 2, 3, and 4 with the positive lead on "E" and negative on the # I should have no continuity. I had 17.4 ohms on each terminal. Reverse the leads, I should have continuity and I show infinite.
Between "E" and A, B, C, and D I should have continuity and I do, 1.5 ohms on each terminal.
Between 1 and A, 2 and B, 3 and C, 4 and D with the positive lead on the # I show infinite where I should have continuity. Reverse the leads and I have 17.7 ohms across the board..
I am stumped by this. Anyone have insight?
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