R
Roy Thomas
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a small power supply (that would be expensive to completely
replace) which is faulty (blows its own fuse).
I understand that the high voltage (primary) part of the circuit is
likely to contain the faulty component and that the transforms/coils
are unlikely to be responsible.
That leaves the diodes - 4 in the bridge rectifier part and one other
all in the primary part of the circuit.
Any other likely causes of this power supply failure? There are no
obviously blown components other than the fuse.
Many thanks,
Roy
replace) which is faulty (blows its own fuse).
I understand that the high voltage (primary) part of the circuit is
likely to contain the faulty component and that the transforms/coils
are unlikely to be responsible.
That leaves the diodes - 4 in the bridge rectifier part and one other
all in the primary part of the circuit.
Any other likely causes of this power supply failure? There are no
obviously blown components other than the fuse.
Many thanks,
Roy