Weber Carb Automatic Choke Question

[BT124]

I have a Weber 32/36 DFEV Carburetor that a previous owner upgraded my 1979 Spider to. I don't think my automatic choke is working. I have 12 volts at the choke electrical lead when I turn on the ignition, but it doesn't "click" (I'm not sure if it's suppose to click).

What's a good way to test this choke? I was thinking of heating the choke with my heat gun or taking it off and submersing in hot or cold water. Other good ideas?

Also, if I need to buy a new choke for this carb does anyone know a good place to buy just the choke component?
Thanks

[124JOE]

with the motor cold put a small bag of crushed ice on the top of the choke
about three min give it a little gas with your hand
it should close the butterfly if it wasnt closed already
if it is closed when cold start it and about three min give it a bit of gas and it should open the butterfly

[So Cal Mark]

it won't click. Does the choke close, but not open? I have replacement choke covers if needed

[BT124]

Thanks. I tested the choke and it works!