DZ 1000 switch machine disconnected wire how to fix?

Try wrapping a solid copper wire around your soldering tip, stretch it out for a skinny tip, tin it and see if that works for you. I did one once.

Chuck,

That is a darn good idea, and I will try it. Thank you so much

Happy New Year, Jerry

If that don’t work the simply take it apart. It’s not hard to do.

I looked at taking it apart and it seem harder than I thought pulling out that circuit board. Can you describe an easy way to do this?

Thank you again, Jerry 

If you feel uncomfortable soldering in that tight of a space, do yourself a favor, call Dennis Zander and send it to him for repair.

Do yourself a BIG favor, always have several spares so you are not out of operation when something happens.  Use terminal blocks to connect the wiring so connecting/disconnecting power is simple.

bruce

Yea, I will and please know that I modified this blog after getting responses on how good the Z stuff people are.

Thank you, Jerry

Jerry A posted:

Yea, I will and please know that I modified this blog after getting responses on how good the Z stuff people are.

Thank you, Jerry

Better thread today, Jerry.  But you can't let go of the "really cheap and ridiculous" remark while you ask for assistance.  I get it; you miss the old attachment method.  Let Dennis help you to get  past the anger.  And Happy New Year to you and everyone here.

Yeah, I talked to Dennis today and he helped me out and I want to let everybody know that. He seems like a real nice guy and I am definitely sure I overreacted.

I strip the wire extra long then time it I add a dab of flux on end a stick wire I slot I heat the wire exposed and wire becomes solder to machine I cover exposed wire with shrink tube