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mgeneral2000 
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I recently bought actuators from e-bay to add to my alarm system. They are the type that have 2 wires and to lock and unlock the two wires need to switch polarity. I have tried the combinations for the relay hookups on the site and every time i hook the ground up to both 87a it blows the fuse on the +12 line. any advice would be greatly appricated.
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What happens when you hook it up without a relay. could be a short in actuators.
If it works ok without relay check wires again, relays, switches
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That would mean that you have +12V at pin 30? That is wrong, here is a diagram that will help, hopefully.
door lock relay problem - Last Post -- posted image.
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mgeneral2000 
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auex wrote:
That would mean that you have +12V at pin 30? That is wrong, here is a diagram that will help, hopefully.
door lock relay problem - Last Post -- posted image.

I have it hooked up exactly like the above diagram, except i don't have the 87a's hooked up to a ground because every time i hook those up to a ground it blows the fuse. without it hooked up to the ground it works fine the currents alternate for lock and unlock, untill i hook up the wires to the actuators. After i hook up the wires to the actuator it shows a +12 reading on both 30's. any ideas? please help, thanks

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you most likely have  SPST relays instead of SPDT
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That would explain it.
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this diagram only applies if the "trigger" wires from the alarm provide a pulsed ground (-) to lock/unlock. If they provide a pulsed positive (+) instead, you will have to ground the opposite 85/86 terminal to allow the relay to work. Actually, my alarm allowed me to use either pulsed (-) or (+), I just chose to use the (-).

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get a DEI 451M door lock relay module on ebay

put the WHITE/ black and BROWN / black wires to ground

put the purple and PURPLE / black wire(s) to 12v

the remaining blue/black and GREEN/ black wires will be your lock and unlock output wires which can be ran to the actuators


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