I did the "jump" test and it started to heat. So faulty PID it is !

I looked at WLL wesbsite and shipping to Canada is ridiculous (155$ US)... 
Can they ship with USPS ?

Is there a way to repair it (soldering iron and electronic component) or 
it's a in the garbage item ?

Thanks a lot for your help !

DM

Le dimanche 30 décembre 2018 12:42:41 UTC-5, todds a écrit :
>
> Try holding a jumper wire between the two black wires on the PID that you 
> have circled.
>
> You did say that the blue light on the PID is illuminated.  So if thiss 
> causes the green light on the SSR to go on and the brew boiler starts to 
> heat then the PID has gone bad.
>
> On Sun, Dec 30, 2018 at 12:07 PM David Maltais <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I read a lot of these problem on the group and tried a lot of things to 
>> find my problem without posting another one. Where I am at rigth now, I 
>> need to confirm my assumption with more knowledgeable guys here.
>>
>>
>>    1. Steam boiler works
>>    1. Red ligth cycle normaly.
>>    2. Brew boiler heating element is ok
>>       1. It heats if I "cheat" using steam boiler connectors or 
>>       bypassing PID.
>>    3. No high limit problem, 
>>       1. I tried bypassing them with no results
>>       2. I tested them too
>>    
>>
>> The problem seems to be the PID/SSR.
>>
>>
>>    1. I have *no green ligth on the SSR* and there should be a solid 
>>    green ligth during brew boiler heating.
>>    2. So current is not getting there or the SSR is not working?
>>       1. I tried to bypass the PID to test the SSR.
>>          1. result = green ligth and brew boiler is heating. So I think 
>>          I have quite isolated the problem.
>>       3. PID seems to be the problem
>>       1. I did a reset, not result.
>>       2. It shows the room temperature
>>       3. It gives the right temp too since it will rise and lower.
>>       4. I have a solid blue dot on display
>>    
>> I presume the PID is not sending current to the SSR
>>
>> I attached pictures.
>>
>> So, am I doing this right ? Is there a way to repair the PID ? With this 
>> test, can I be 100 % sure the problem is the PID ?
>>
>> Thanks a lot !
>>
>> David
>>
>>
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