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On Sun, 21 Feb 2016 09:46:52 -0500, JC wrote:
That might be one problem, the sine voltage around T1801 is 800v, your BY134 is a 600V diode. Also HV diodes can go reverse leaky, try a high ohmsmeter on it (10-20 meg range). Shouldn't be any reverse leakage. Will a DVM suffice or should I do this with my faithful old analogue AVO? I guess you saw my next post on this? Try a load on the board before you do any more work. It will tell you if the PSU runs silent or not under load. The one I tried was screaming like heck then silent with a load. You're a late-comer to this party, so you will be unaware that even when tested under full working conditions with all the loads plugged in, this twitcher/switcher still hisses and the 20 Ohm power resistor R1814 (just below right from the chopper transistor on the schematic) quickly starts to burn up. I take your point on the dummy load, though. I must rig one up before doing any more live testing. |
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