No it doesn't. All the motors disconnect, but the relay seems to always be getting a constant dc current. When I test everything it's like 44vdc up until the relay, then it's like 26 or 33 or something, which I'm assuming is because the coil is contracted or however that works...
Is the breakout board the main board where your motors connect and your parallel cable plug in? If so I can get another no problem. I am just going through my due diligence before hand, trying to rule everything else out.
It also could have to do with the board that controls the relay...although I don't think so, because I've tested everything there also.