My Technos water purifier/ionizer refuses to turn itself off. After
inspecting I've found a stuck closed voltage regulator. I'm trying to
locate a compatible regulator. Where can I find a voltage regulator
replacement for this one?

Thanks.
FW0128 FQP W 50N06
Details problem see http://snipurl.com/eu3m

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My Technos water purifier/ionizer refuses to turn itself off. After
inspecting I've found a stuck closed voltage regulator. I'm trying to
locate a compatible regulator. Where can I find a voltage regulator
replacement for this one?

Thanks.
FW0128 FQP W 50N06
Details problem see http://snipurl.com/eu3m

This is not a voltage regulator but a N channel MOSFET. Datasheet at
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/pf/FQ/FQP50N06.html

FW0128 is probably some production date code. The 'W' seems to be the
Motorola logo. So the full part number is FQP50N06.

Hope this helps,
Jeroen

Jeroen wrote:
FW0128 is probably some production date code. The 'W' seems to be the
Motorola logo. So the full part number is FQP50N06.

$1.36 at Mouser.

"Travis Jordan" wrote
Jeroen wrote:
FW0128 is probably some production date code. The 'W' seems to
be the Motorola logo. So the full part number is FQP50N06.

$1.36 at Mouser.

Thanks for searching. And thanks for the correction, Jeroen, which
allowed me to replace it with a Motorolla N-Channel (MTW 14N50E 01,
attached to a larger heat-sink) I'd salvaged from a computer monitor. I
don't believe that salvaging a part from a computer monitor is
professional but it seems to solve the problem quiet fine.

Simon

On Fri, 13 May 2005 22:01:35 -0700, simoung wrote:

"Travis Jordan" wrote
Jeroen wrote:
FW0128 is probably some production date code. The 'W' seems to
be the Motorola logo. So the full part number is FQP50N06.

$1.36 at Mouser.

Thanks for searching. And thanks for the correction, Jeroen, which
allowed me to replace it with a Motorolla N-Channel (MTW 14N50E 01,
attached to a larger heat-sink) I'd salvaged from a computer monitor. I
don't believe that salvaging a part from a computer monitor is
professional

You'd be surprised. :-)

but it seems to solve the problem quiet fine.

Cheers!
Rich