When testing without power, there's no continuity between either coil and NC/NO sides. There's also no continuity with the coms. When I physically close the relay there's continuity between both coils and NO/NC sides. But still no continuity to the coms.
Is this fried or am I misunderstanding the function of this relay?
So I was replacing bad caps on this board and found a previous replaced cap with a damaged pad. It looks to only be partially damaged. Does this need to be repaired? If so, what would be the best method?
Does anyone here use insulated high voltage gloves to remove boards? Basically just until you get it to a safe place to work on? Or other work that can potentially expose you to stored high voltage?
Does this look like an unpopulated pad? I'm a bit unsure because there appears to be solder on it.
Apologies for the mess. I'm just beginning to set up shop in my basement. So I'm a total beginner and I started to buy some equipment to get into vintage and high end audio repair(hopefully). I purchased these used and it seems like things are working? It will be a while until I really dig into them and calibrate the oscilloscope, if need be. But I'm just really excited about it and wanted to share, I suppose.