Power relay connections parallel to the circuit breaker
Comrades electricians, help with advice. There is an engine (watering pump) connected in this way: a radio relay-power relay-pump. On the power relay goes both phase and zero. In parallel from the relay input, I put a switch (two inputs - two outputs to the pump). Everything works. Separately power, separately off. So, as I am not the only one using the pump, I immediately checked for simultaneous on (based on the user's forgetfulness). On switch-pump turned on, then on radio relay-contact on the power burned out. Those. turning on the pump with a switch, I simultaneously applied power to the relay output. Then, applying current to the relay coil, I applied voltage from the other end. Moreover, the phase-zero ends are not entangled. The question is how can I assemble circuits so that a forgetful user does not burn me a wiring with a well. Can a diode be put in the circuit after exiting from the power relay, and after it is already a wire from the switch? If so, what is the nominal diode needed?