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Reply to "Do circut breakers on Z-1000's get more sensitive with age?"

JohnGaltLine posted:

On a last note, I am also confused by this:  

Michael Hokkanen posted:

After about 20 seconds the breaker would reset itself and the train was good for another dozen laps or so.

Are there versions of the Z1K that have self resetting breakers?  If not, it's possible someone has already had a go at repairing this transformer and may have installed the wrong current rating breaker.  I can't say with certainty that my z1000 is correct, as I've found out it came from the factory wired backwards of how most of them are, but mine has a standard, run of the mill, 6 Amp thermal breaker that has to be pushed to be reset.  

JGL

What happened was this, although it has stopped since I removed two of the cars - the breaker would trip and the green indicator light on the Z-1000 would go dim. After 20 - 30 seconds you could hear a barely audible "click" and the light would go back on. It was only then necessary to take the throttle to zero and power up again to run the engine.

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