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testing a/c switch 200 1979

posted by  someone claiming to be David T. on  Thu Apr 15 17:50 CST 1999 [RELATED]

I removed the wires from my a/c switch and hooked up an ohm meter. With the switch rotated fully counter clockwise, resistance is infinite. When I rotate it clockwise so that it clicks and enters the blue range on the dial, the resistance drops to about 0.4 ohms and stays there no matter how much further I rotate it clockwise. I thought this was a potentiometer and the resistance would decrease with rotation. Was I right and is the switch no good ? The a/c doesn't work and I am starting to debug it. Thanks for any replies.





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