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Paul of Dayton
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi Folks-
I have Googled this group but didn't come up with an answer so here I am,
unlurked. I have acquired an older Living Air "Breeze" Ozone machine. The
high voltage circuitry that feeds the ozone plate is dead. If I replace the
tiny little "fuse that looks like a diode", it immediately fails again. The
semiconductors seem to test OK and a basic check of the caps with my DVM
seems OK too. I am beginning to suspect the FBT, I haven't pulled it yet.
I can't seem to cross reference it, either. This unit has two boards, this
one has the low voltage power supply that feeds the other one which is also
a HV circuit, it feeds a curly electrode for ion generation. The second
board functions so I know it's not the low voltage side.
I'm hoping someone here will have some service info on these machines or a
cross for the FBT. Here are the markings on the FBT tag:
000113
KUO JAN
KJF-9740D
09-70724-003
Paul Ellison
Just a Hobbiest
Dayton, OH
PoD
I have Googled this group but didn't come up with an answer so here I am,
unlurked. I have acquired an older Living Air "Breeze" Ozone machine. The
high voltage circuitry that feeds the ozone plate is dead. If I replace the
tiny little "fuse that looks like a diode", it immediately fails again. The
semiconductors seem to test OK and a basic check of the caps with my DVM
seems OK too. I am beginning to suspect the FBT, I haven't pulled it yet.
I can't seem to cross reference it, either. This unit has two boards, this
one has the low voltage power supply that feeds the other one which is also
a HV circuit, it feeds a curly electrode for ion generation. The second
board functions so I know it's not the low voltage side.
I'm hoping someone here will have some service info on these machines or a
cross for the FBT. Here are the markings on the FBT tag:
000113
KUO JAN
KJF-9740D
09-70724-003
Paul Ellison
Just a Hobbiest
Dayton, OH
PoD
