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Looks very good!

To perfect your OJT, you need to be on a Missile site that runs Tac Power, 24/7 and 365 days a year. The so called learning curve look like a perpendicular line.

On the job training! Things you will never forget, even if you live to be 100.

Great work! And please post pictures and a write up of the operation.

Its called a "Turn lock Stud" and the part numbers are in the TM.

Press the cross pin out. Its a PITA. If your careful, you can use a vice grip. I seem to remember someone found them for sale someplace. But I sure dont remember who or where.

Single phase upgrade. You know, a smart guy, using the existing AC output box, buying off the shelf parts, might be able to make a little extra beer money. Make a easy to follow plan and wire diagram. Just a thought.

The wire number tells you the wire gauge.

Sooner or later, he will find a TUNA that wants it. But I would sooner poke my own eye out before paying that price.

When someone needs, they need.

Well, if you only intend to use single phase, that's a good option.

In a Heart Beat!!

Lots of good to have stuff there!

Remember, I said its a PITA. Not impossible. But a PITA. Would I locate a box someplace else instead of rewiring? In a heartbeat. But that may not be an option for everyone.

Thats the words I wanted. I am old and in the way.

Or are you talking about wire wraps? OH! Cant remember the English word........ Wire ties?

My cheeks are red!

The only thing that needs to be changed is the wires wrapped around and through the CT's and then the R3 needs to be adjusted. That procedure is in the -34. Not hard. So if you disconnect everything, that would mean the wires to the CT's anyway. A tip, there are two different Phase selector...

Someone has been in the box. If it were mine, I would take it out and take every wire off, and then hook them back up IAW the wire diagrams. If in doubt, its the only way to KNOW its right. I know its a PITA. But if in doubt.......... Also saw a non standard nut holding load terminal to the non...

Could be dirty switch. Could be a miss wired switch. Could be a damaged switch. In 3 Phase, you should get 120 on all three phases. Start with the first possibility. Then we can try the second.