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Hello,
A day my induction cooking table did not work anymore (an Brandt TI302BS1). Opened it, saw a couple of IGBT in bridge configuration (two IRGP4068D), and the bottom one was shorted. Got some spares, replaced the shorted one, power on : OK. Two steaks later (in fact, 1 1/2 uses), got some unsuspected shutdowns, and sooner, the same IGBT shorts again. What I need to check before daring to replace the transistor and to retry to power on the beast again ? I've traced a bit the schematics, but it's obviously incomplete : http://clx.shacknet.nu/random/IMG_5802.JPG And a little picture of the board : http://clx.shacknet.nu/random/IMG_5803.JPG Thanks ! |
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