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How do you wire a 750mV power generator on a teledyne laars pool heater?
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∙ 18y ago
Aah. It's gas. The 750mv makes more sense now. I figure you're trying to hook up the gas control valve. You should have a supply, some sort of controller, and the valve. If you wire them in series, they should work. However, I'm running off very little information. If I knew what exactly you had (As in the electric devices you are trying to wire) I could go into more detail.
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