BII with rotary and PID conversions installed.
When the machine is warmed up and steam light is off, I see 110V at BOTH
terminals of the brew boiler element. This tells me that the neutral
connection to the element is bad, right? When the steam boiler is
getting power I see 110V and 0V at its terminals as expected.
But the thing is, with the machine powered down I stripped a tiny piece
of insulation off the neutral wire of the incoming power cord and
measured the resistance from there to each of the two element terminals.
I got 0Ω and 14Ω as expected. This tells me that the neutral connection
to the element is fine.
I'm going crazy trying to figure this out. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bruce
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