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Problem with HP 8904A power...
Hi,
I have a NOS 8094A - it has about 2 hours on the clock, and today, just after powering it off, there was a plume of smoke from the back and a lot of "hissing". dead capacitor, I say to myself... had a GOOD look inside. With a magnifying lamp. Nothing, except... ....there is a tarry deposit that smells the same as the smoke did round the back of the main inlet IEC filter and a few spatterings of same on the inside of the top cover above the filter and to the right (looking from the back). I suspect, that for the first time in my career, I've a mains filter failure... However, a) its rivetted to the back plate (no real problem), and b) I have no spares part number for it, and c) its a sealed unit, and this a module replacement... Is this a known failure mode for these units? Where could I get a spare filter? I should point out that it still powers up ok, but I'm understandably not happy with it until the filter is replaced. Any help appreciated... Many thanks |
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