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@Charily_Antics_343 how did you connect the SSR control terminals to the E1 output? The E1 output has a pin that is permanently connected to VIN (which in your case is 24V) and a pin that is switched to ground by the mosfet. So you can connect the 3 to 32V SSR control terminals to those pins (making sure you get the polarity correct).

If the E1 mosfet is blown then the red LED that indicates power is being supplied to the output will be lit permanently.

@dc42 Based on that idea I used a DC-AC 40 amp Fotek from Amazon with a 120v 250W PTC heater for a homemade PID controlled SMD soldering plate. That should have been way below the capability of the SSR at a little over 2 amps. Could have cooked an egg on it. The Omron 10 amp replacement from Kb3d did not even get warm.

Feel sorry for the real Fotek if they still exist as they seem to be the number one choice for fake devices.