Re: Thermal Fuse, Transformer
- From: zekfrivo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (GregS)
- Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:56:00 GMT
In article <mWaXk.6949$as4.4604@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Mark D. Zacharias" <nonsense@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Stevie D" <steve.dumouchel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Nov 24, 7:10 pm, Chris Hornbeck <chrishornbeckremovet...@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 14:21:01 GMT, zekfr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (GregS)
wrote:
Just bypass it.
Please, please don't do this.
Thank you,
Chris Hornbeck
Thanks all for the advise. Here's what I've done; replaced with the
171 degrees f thermal fuse, let it sit, turned on with volume at zero
and waited... It took a few hours, then I touched the transformer, it
was hot to the touch, hot enough to worry me. I turned the receiver
off and waited two hours. The xfmr was still warm. Under "power on"
condition, it was almost unbearable to keep my hand on it, this is my
litmus test, and I considered it a fail! The fuse held up but my
customer is not getting this back until I undo my repair and recommend
he buy a new one.
Cheers
If it's getting that hot just sitting there turned on, it has some other
problem. A shorted diode in the power supply area for example. A voltage
regulator could be sitting there happily putting out 12 volts DC even with a
large AC component going in. You might never hear it or trigger the
protection circuit, but the transformer would get hot like that.
Actually had this happen once, in fact.
Mark Z.
I have seen bad transformers with high loss such as a shorted turn.
When the transformer overheated the short may have appeared
or it may have just decided to short for no other reason.
greg
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