Confused with a contactor

[Dakota Keel]

I have a 30qt mixer I'm trying to fix, and under the cover it has a Allen Bradley 100-C16 contactor that is hooked up very strangely to a Z-BW06 switch (also hooked up strange) as well as a ZB2-BE102 and an AT-615C timer.

I see some very obvious problems looking at it but I have a time line to get this fixed and I would really appreciate some support.

(I've looked online with no luck finding a wiring diagram for this thing, and I don't know enough about wiring to trust myself to NOT fry the $100 contactor)

 

[Minder]

I get message saying not authorized to view attachments for some reason??
M.

 

[Ian]

I get message saying not authorized to view attachments for some reason??
M.

Thanks for the heads up - I couldn't view them properly either (not sure what happened), so I edited the post to manually add them. I'm looking at the logs to see what happened .

 

[Minder]

The wiring is a bit of a rats nest, you would need to reverse engineer it and post it for any decent help.
Most of the wires are numbered which should help.
http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Machine Control/0140CT9201.pdf
M.

 

[Dakota Keel]

Thanks for the heads up - I couldn't view them properly either (not sure what happened), so I edited the post to manually add them. I'm looking at the logs to see what happened .

Thank you for fixing the images for me

 

[Dakota Keel]

The wiring is a bit of a rats nest, you would need to reverse engineer it and post it for any decent help.
Most of the wires are numbered which should help.
http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Machine Control/0140CT9201.pdf
M.

If you could just confirm whether or not that little grey board on top is just passing power directly through it I will draw up a diagram of how it is currently wired

 

[Minder]

It appears to me as just a 12 row terminal strip.
Continuity test would confirm it.
M.

 

[hevans1944]

It appears to me as just a 12 row terminal strip.
Continuity test would confirm it.
M.

It appears to be a "special" terminal strip. Some of the adjacent terminals appear to be internally connected together: R and T; T and R; 6 and 5 reading from the top down. Note the placement of the test prod holes. Power it down (un-plug the line cord) and check continuity to be sure.

I don't know enough about wiring to trust myself to NOT fry the $100 contact

It sounds like you may be unqualified to work on this equipment.