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Start by testing for resistance between the pins. If close to zero you can stop. Diode test setting will have a triangle and a line with another line through it. On mine it's next to resistance (ohm) setting.

Should not have continuity between the outside pins. If no continuity, use diode setting on multimeter on same pins. Should be a affirmative in one direction, negative in other.

Yours probably have same issue I'm guessing. Should be simple repair though. Maybe you could refurbish them and sell on eBay? I will let you know if replacement part works.

Under left bench. Should be relay that is on bottom right. I think the only one in plastic housing.

I'm attempting to repair my relay right now. Mine isn't as fried and I can see the diode part number is 1N6421. Hope this helps someone. (actually a transient voltage suppressor) EDIT: After talking with a tech at digi-key electronics, I was advised to use part# F5644CT-ND to replace this...

Did my email go through? Shoot me a text or email if I can swing down today or tomorrow. Thank you.

Hey there, I did not get a PM. I got frustrated selling parts online as well for the same reason, you get a quote, pack up the part and then they don't want it. Anyway, I was just trying to swing by for some parts in person. I need a spare wheel and tire, jack and wheel tool kit, spot lights...

CUCVRUS I'm trying to send you a PM about getting some CUCV m1010 parts this week. I'm in the area. Drop me a PM if you can, your inbox is full.