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Relays — general information and checking the correct functioning (Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463)

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General information



Operating principles of different types of relays

Operating principles of different types of relays


Relays are used to supply power or a control signal to many of the electrical consumers in a car (such as fuel injection system components, horn, starter, cooling fan(s), fog lights, etc.). In fact, a relay is an electric key that ensures the closure of the high-voltage circuit by a low-voltage signal. If a relay fails, the corresponding consumer will not function. Most relays are located in the engine compartment, while others are "scattered" throughout the car. A description of how to check the proper functioning of a relay is given below. Failed relays must be replaced.

Examination



The correctness of the relay connection can always be determined using the electrical connection diagrams provided in Part H of this Chapter.

Usually, the control circuit is always connected to two of the relay contact terminals. When voltage is applied to these terminals, the current begins to circulate through the relay control winding, which results in the closing of the large contacts of the working circuit of the consumer of electric power. The remaining terminals are terminals of the working (BB) circuit and are closed with each other when power is applied to the control circuit.



To facilitate identification of the relay terminals, explanatory markings with an image of the key connection diagram are usually applied to the relay body. If such markings are missing, refer to the electrical connection diagrams (see Electrical connection diagrams).

To check, connect an ohmmeter between the two terminals of the relay circuit - in a normally open type relay there should be no continuity. Now connect a jumper wire equipped with a fuse between one of the relay control terminals and the positive terminal of the battery (B+). Using another jumper wire, ground the second control terminal - the relay should click, after which the ohmmeter will record the presence of continuity (normally open relay). Some relays require that the polarity of the connection be strictly observed.

If the test result is negative, replace the relay.

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