Changing that breaker did the trick!! Thanks a lot
lionelsoni It seems like the circuit breaker is permanently open. You can replace it with a 15-ampere automatically-resetting automotive circuit breaker that you can find a most auto-parts stores.
It seems like the circuit breaker is permanently open. You can replace it with a 15-ampere automatically-resetting automotive circuit breaker that you can find a most auto-parts stores.
Bob is right. He told me the same on one early model I had. I have "converted" all of mine. Easy to do. They seem to work faster and better than the Lionel ones. Take off cover and on the left side [from the way you operate it], you will see the wire from the U terminals going to the breaker. I solder in a blade type fuse holder in place of the breaker. Buy the blade type automotive breaker and plug it in.
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Bob Nelson
I wanted to say that the breaker doesn't blow.
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