Antwort: Charging the main battery

Thank you for all your help. It's now all connected, everything seems to be working! :daumen2:

Great, thank you. I didn't want to cut it off incase that wasn't what the instructions meant.

I also got confused with the SA1 as there was no plug but I checked continuity and found it was connected to SB2 as per wiring diagram. Luckily I've ordered some multi connection plugs and one of the pins fits perfectly to SA1 so it's getting there!

Genau, scheid ab!

Sorry, more questions.... I'm in the process of fitting the Cyrix relay - it arrived this morning!

On your instructions 2e the message has become slightly lost in translation. I've removed the spring. Do I also need to cut the plate off where my pliars are pointing to?

Thanks,

Daniel

dsj1979 schrieb: When you say the black wire should remain connected; just to confirm, it remains connected to the glow relay so it switches on with the ignition as it currently does?

Ah, yes sorry. I find it difficult as I have to try to translate things which doesn't always work, it can sometimes be easy to miss the obvious. The forum automatically translates but pdf documents etc. I need to manually write out, and then still try to understand.

When you say the black wire should remain connected; just to confirm, it remains connected to the glow relay so it switches on with the ignition as it currently does?

Thanks,

Daniel

PS. Do you have a way to donate to the forum? Your help has been a god send!

Hallo Daniel,
die schwarze Leitung muss angeschlossen bleiben, sonst arbeitet das Relais R3 für den Kühlschrank nicht.
Ich hatte Dir in den letzten Tagen mal einen Link zum Fotokatalog der Technik des Hobby 600 geschickt. Dort findest Du auch die Bezeichnung der Relais

With using the Citrix Relay, what needs to be done with the black wire that leads to 'D Lichtmasch'?

Thank you for pointing out 2E, I probably would have missed that. Do I read it correctly that the spring is removed from one of the relays to stop the relay activating? If that is the case, based on the fotos from your link, looking at the relays left to right 1 2 3 4, which relay do I remove the spring from?

Thanks,

Daniel

Citrix Relay has now been ordered!

Ah... Of course... my brain obviously isn't engaged at the moment! For now, I will put a switch in and manually turn it on and off. I'll order a Citrix Relay for the permanent solution though! Thanks for the diagram, I'll have a look through and try to figure it out. No doubt I'll be asking you many more questions though!

Many thanks,

Daniel