MFI micro switch missing plunger?

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Dec. 02, 2024

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MFI micro switch missing plunger?

Grady Clay

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That is very appropriate BOOLEEN logic for the operation of the rpm overrun. Good post.

PBH, John is correct. The micro switch is only part of the overrun circuit and not cold start or cold run. That is not an uncommon error. This really shows how simple the MFI system is. If you want to me, I&#;ll lead you through the process.

The micro switch has a common US replacement (I think the original part was a US Micro Switch). It is a normal commercial / industrial switch and readily available. Yes, it should have a plunger.

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Grady

John,That is very appropriate BOOLEEN logic for the operation of the rpm overrun. Good post.PBH, John is correct. The micro switch is only part of the overrun circuit and not cold start or cold run. That is not an uncommon error. This really shows how simple the MFI system is. If you want to me, I&#;ll lead you through the process.The micro switch has a common US replacement (I think the original part was a US Micro Switch). It is a normal commercial / industrial switch and readily available. Yes, it should have a plunger.Best,Grady

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