Help finding a replacement relay for sealer

danadak

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• Today at 1:14 PM

• #2

Using google image search :

Google Lens

lens.google.com

Regards, Dana.

 

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osft

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• Today at 1:24 PM

• #3

Thank you for replying. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think that pulled up anything equivalent to what I'm looking for. It provided images of other relays.

 

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Papabravo

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• Today at 1:33 PM

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I found a datasheet and it looks like your picture.

HSINDA 942H-1A-12DS Datasheet

942H-1A-12DS HSINDA $1.3537 - Plugin,12.6x29.4mm Power Relays ROHS datasheet, price, inventory C259272

www.lcsc.com

It is possible they clip one of the pins for the contacts to avoid having the 5th plated through hole for the part. Take one of the relays off of a failed board to see if this is the case.

 

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danadak

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• Today at 1:35 PM

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You are right, I thought it was same p/n as upper left.

Datasheet attached, maybe cut pins off the dpdt and that would drop in ?
The amazon part. https://www.amazon.com/caoxinlei-PCS-942H-1A-12DS-T-12V-Relay/dp/B0D21L7WYK

 

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osft

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• Today at 1:37 PM

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Thank you! I was looking at the 1A ones earlier but didn't know if that would work. Also didn't know you could clip a pin off and have it still work! That may be it! I'll take a board home and see if I can get it off and find out. Thank you again

 

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danadak

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• Today at 1:42 PM

• #7

Pinouts are :



Yours is 1C , the other 1A, so if yours only uses one pole.....PCB looks like its only using one pole....


Regards, Dana.

 

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osft

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• Today at 2:31 PM

• #8

Also I just realized I posted the wrong image for the back of the pcb.
Here is the correct one and I'll edit the original post if I can.

 

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osft

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• Today at 4:03 PM

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I was able to get that relay off and you were right. One of the pins had been snipped. Thank you so much for the help. I'm going to order some of those 1A relays and see how it goes. Appreciate the help!

 

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augustinetez

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• 34 minutes ago

• #10

If you are going to cut the pin, make sure to file any sharp points off the cut pin and put a good dab of epoxy on it to stop it arcing across to the track underneath.

 

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ronsimpson

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• 24 minutes ago

• #11

try this
same data different place

 

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