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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hello;
I was disassembling a small power supply transformer that used one "E"
and one "I" ferrite cores; it needed to be rewinded with new magnet
wire. The manufacture used some kind of epoxy to hold it in place which
required it to be heated up in order for it to melt; after heating it
up, I pulled the "E" core out and it broke into a few pieces.
My question is...could I super glue the pieces back together? Would it
still work properly? This has never happened before, so I don't know
what would happen and I don't want the circuit to fail because of it.
If it doesn't work, where could I find replacement bobbins and ferrite
cores at? I'm repairing a rare hard to find (expensive) laser power
supply. Thanks for the help!
I was disassembling a small power supply transformer that used one "E"
and one "I" ferrite cores; it needed to be rewinded with new magnet
wire. The manufacture used some kind of epoxy to hold it in place which
required it to be heated up in order for it to melt; after heating it
up, I pulled the "E" core out and it broke into a few pieces.
My question is...could I super glue the pieces back together? Would it
still work properly? This has never happened before, so I don't know
what would happen and I don't want the circuit to fail because of it.
If it doesn't work, where could I find replacement bobbins and ferrite
cores at? I'm repairing a rare hard to find (expensive) laser power
supply. Thanks for the help!