Transformer identification

[DJduck]

I got this old transformer from a friend, its from a JVC stereo. One or two of the connections was broken off, so i had to solder two new wires on. I think that both of the wires may have been connected together. The problem is that there is no information on it, only a model number FMTP1100-01EA and some other code M 9605. I know this might be a stupid question, but does anybody know any specs or how to hook it up? Pic of the trans: the two wires are soldered to one wire each, the ones that were broken off.

[Toasty]

Re: Transformer identification

Get the model number of the stereo it was in and work from there. Since it's a component part, that's the only way to get info about it.

Specs aren't typically published about these as manufacturers have them built special for the device they are part of.

Once you have the schematic, you'll have the hook up info you need. As far as current /power ratings, that won't be available either.

T

PS: Failing to find any info, you can still use it to hold a door open...

[DJduck]

Re: Transformer identification

Alright, i will try to contact my friend and see if he still has the case, there should be a model number.

[goontron]

Re: Transformer identification

PS: Failing to find any info, you can still use it to hold a door open...

or just short it till it burns! I WANT FLAMES

[tw2005]

Re: Transformer identification

Jvc ca-d4t, 230/240vac

[Toasty]

Re: Transformer identification

Nice piece of reverse lookup there tw2005!

Now the tasty bits...

Pages 58, 85, 88

T

PS: FMTP1100-01EA - the parts page lists Area as: A, EF, EN, G, GI, VX, BS. Match your area to the chart on p85 for wiring.

[DJduck]

Re: Transformer identification

Wow, how the hell did you find it?? Thanks tw2005 and toasty! I will look at the PDF and then see if it works! And i did see some of the front panel pieces at his place, it is the same stereo, with the CD changer and everything...

Ok so am i blind or what, but i can not find the outputs of it in the manual. I got it wired up, going to plug it in.

plugged in and..... no explosion! Wired blue to 2 and brown to 5. In Estoina, it doesn't actually matter if you wire blue to 5 and brown to 2, you can put the plug in the wall outlet both ways (two prongs).