Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
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You spend all this money and it takes you more than 2 year to find a job in what you went to school for this just about as screwed up as it can get
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An employer will not give up a chance because you have no experience just schooling
This is just about as screwed as well
Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
I know and that is a big problem the cost of going to school and spending all that money and then finding out that customers want to have no patience for anything that takes more than a dayLeave a comment:
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i see. But business will be slow that way sam. And this is what i have experienced since i have started this activity 3 years ago without the 2 years i invested in those friggin pointless studies in the maintenance branch .
Studies alone cost me about 7000 $.Last edited by SistMaticZ; 10-13-2019, 04:00 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
There might be a better way to deal with your customers ( that if you do not work for a company )
This is what I tell them once I know what the problem with their machine or item that I working on
I look up the parts that I think they are going to need if I find that the item is an obsolete part that I can get but it going to take a while to get I tell them how long plus add one or maybe two week more than it might take to get it
Then I ask the customer can you wait this long if you can not wait this long they need to make other plans
That might sound like I am mean but I rather be that way up front but I will not be stress out about your problem that I do not have any control of I am sorry about this fact
Some time where I work at the same exact thing happens and sometimes they get mad about it then I ask them what do you want to me do about this fact
Unless you want to spend a lot of money to do a machine upgrade then you will have to wait
I have this problem with a machine that the PLC took a s**t and the PLC is obsolete and the only thing I can do is find a used one or find a remanufactured PLC but going this route will take some time to get a working one
Or they can spend $6000.00 for a retro fit PLC and plus installation which would probably be any where from $2000.00 to maybe $4000.00 or maybe more ( they did not want to even think about going this route manufacturer date 2008 )
Because once a repair goes over a certain amount then it takes an act of Congress to get it approved this why they did not want to go this route
Just to show you how desperate they are we have another machine that is smiler but not the same exact model that the PLC
I hope this helpsLast edited by sam_sam_sam; 10-13-2019, 04:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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And that is the main reason that pushes me to think about changing my job.Last edited by SistMaticZ; 10-13-2019, 02:42 PM.Leave a comment:
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Here is where you can find some
https://f2rq3.app.goo.gl/?link=https...3451073&amv=69
But even these are hard to find because they are obsolete as well or they are were made a for manufacturer that does not use them any more
Because if you have to go to a website like this one it already tell me that is the case
Now if you can find them in places like Digikey or Mouser then this good unless it tell you end of life then this item has become obsolete
Some electronic components dont exist but at least i can find equivalents if i search around a little bit more.
As for online shopping am trying to find good sources with good prices for shipping .Leave a comment:
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
Here is where you can find some
https://f2rq3.app.goo.gl/?link=https...3451073&amv=69
But even these are hard to find because they are obsolete as well or they are were made a for manufacturer that does not use them any more
Because if you have to go to a website like this one it already tell me that is the case
Now if you can find them in places like Digikey or Mouser then this good unless it tell you end of life then this item has become obsoleteLast edited by sam_sam_sam; 10-12-2019, 07:32 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
The problem with IGBT module is that some of them are very hard to find a replacement for because it seems manufacturers are using obsolete parts from the word go and things are good until you have repair one of these units and it like what the heck I can not find the part or you can find the part but it from over seas and takes for ever to get
What up with this
In some cases when a manufacturer built a device even when they do an update version of this device they still use obsolete replacement part and you still have the same problem it might be a little easier to find the part but you still have to wait for awhile for part to come from over seasLeave a comment:
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
The problem with IGBT module is that some of them are very hard to find a replacement for because it seems manufacturers are using obsolete parts from the word go and things are good until you have repair one of these units and it like what the heck I can not find the part or you can find the part but it from over seas and takes for ever to get
What up with this
In some cases when a manufacturer built a device even when they do an update version of this device they still use obsolete replacement part and you still have the same problem it might be a little easier to find the part but you still have to wait for awhile for part to come from over seasLast edited by sam_sam_sam; 10-12-2019, 06:55 AM.Leave a comment:
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are most upses using IGBTs nowadays or depends on VAs?
hmm...wonder when I should think about using IGBTs instead of MOSFETs...Leave a comment:
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Still waiting for the service manual by email.Leave a comment:
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Still waiting for the service manual by email.
How do you tjink i can safely remove the pcbs ? i mean disconnect everything safely ?Leave a comment:
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Yes this UPS was sent for repair.Leave a comment:
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Ngtb40n120fl2w-d along with GP4063D on the right and a 75 A 1200V diode in the middle RHRG75120.Last edited by SistMaticZ; 10-09-2019, 11:56 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Why this UPS is using 1200V IGBTs ?
There is also 450 v 1000 uf electrolytics i think in the inverter board.
And i cant find 1200v igbts only 600v in stores.Last edited by SistMaticZ; 10-09-2019, 06:50 AM.Leave a comment:
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