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1941 302 Ringer Question Help

Started by debeaune, November 07, 2014, 04:49:34 PM

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debeaune

Have an old 302 that works perfectly minus the ringer.  Can any9one look at the pictures and let me know what I may have wired wrong?  Appreciate your help, thanks.. Tim

unbeldi

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Your telephone is actually a 304 and not a 302.

A 304 was used for certain party line services and has a B2A ringer that has a split winding. Therefore the ringer has four leads coming out of it. The phone may still be wired for this service and that won't work for modern lines.

Here is a diagram and discussion of this:
http://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=5720.msg126771#msg126771

There is also some mentioning on wiring this phone for modern lines (bridged ringing).

You have a wire connected to the M terminal on the induction coil. That will go someplace else, if you look at the diagram.

debeaune

All set, thanks for help, works perfectly, appreciate Poplar1 's post too good info.