[@JohnSendrey]

You don't have an overload contact in this diagram, but if you had a NC overload contact downstream of your coil, using your red/white color convention, would you use white wire after your last load, the coil (starting from A2), or from your last logical control, the overload contact (starting from 96)?

[@franknielsen3562]

Do you have to ground one leg to the frame on the return side of the secondary?

[@Mikesfilmss]

I’m not sure what you’re asking?

[@rodb4523]

Very clearly explained thank you

[@Mikesfilmss]

Thank you!!

[@moore3nyamuchengwa289]

You are so illustrative ,and good explanation thank you very much

[@jasonarchuleta3433]

Good job Brother well made instruction videos Thanks

[@ireclemaxwell9811]

Thanks for great lesson

[@Mikesfilmss]

Thank you!

[@josetorree7237]

I see how 24 volts goes to coil but theres also power going to relay contacts a bit confused?

[@anthonyesposito7]

What do you find confusing?

[@josetorree7237]

Is there a 24 volt wire going to cr1 contacts

[@anthonyesposito7]

Yea, it appears that the entire lower portion is all 24 volts. Point 1 on CR1 NC contact will have 24 volts on it when power is on with a good fuse installed.

[@zeinebromthana7336]

hi i'm really need some videos about automation ladder programming please upload some

[@Mikesfilmss]

I have lots of videos about that stuff on my channel

[@devotedanaheim1575]

@@Mikesfilmss any way you can help with a ladder diagram

[@devotedanaheim1575]

Anyway you can help me out with a ladder diagram

[@neighborhoodjay503]

Your complicating it lol