Lionel Pre-War #91 Circuit Breaker...??? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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I have one of these from a collection of Pre-War tinplate miscellany I was given.

I find that there were two configurations for the #91 of this era. Mine is configured as shown in this file photo...

Question: How does one wire this up and test it to determine whether it's functional...i.e., will break circuit??

The only info I've found is re the later Post-War model under the same number...completely different. confused

Thanks for the help! thumb

KD

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1/31/227:20 PM

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dkdkrdOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Well, never mind...I just determined that the coil has a discontinuity within. She'll be for parts, only.

2/1/221:03 PM

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