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  • newuser65
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    • Apr 2016
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    #1

    World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

    Pic's attached....
    AC to DC power converter...anyone able to tell me what the square caps are on the board,(marked in pic). It appears blown and I can't find no numbers on them or anything else to help me look it up.
    The marked pigtail fuse blew and I changed it out, it popped instantly. I found what appears some sort of cap that looks blown. Any and all help I'm very grateful for, thanks in advance
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  • stj
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    • Dec 2009
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    • Albion

    #2
    Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

    those are adjusters, the red stuff is just to stop you messing with them

    if your blowing fuses then check the stuff on the aluminium heatsink for shorts.

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    • newuser65
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      • Apr 2016
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      #3
      Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

      Originally posted by stj
      those are adjusters, the red stuff is just to stop you messing with them

      if your blowing fuses then check the stuff on the aluminium heatsink for shorts.
      Thanks for the fast reply Stj... I figured the center adjuster looks bad due to the silver stuff that appears to be leaking unlike the two next to it.
      Any guidance on what or how to check the heatsink components?

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      • stj
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        • Dec 2009
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        #4
        Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

        got a multimeter?

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        • newuser65
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          #5
          Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

          Originally posted by stj
          got a multimeter?
          yes. i do

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          • stj
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            • Dec 2009
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            #6
            Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

            use the setting that beeps when you touch the probes.

            then check the pins on each part in various combinations to see if any of them cause a beep.

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            • newuser65
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              #7
              Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

              Originally posted by stj
              use the setting that beeps when you touch the probes.

              then check the pins on each part in various combinations to see if any of them cause a beep.
              awesome thanks, i'll check them out tomorrow and post back anything i find. this don't look fun with everything in the way

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              • stj
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                • Dec 2009
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                #8
                Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                meter the pins on the bottom of the board.

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                • newuser65
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                  • Apr 2016
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                  #9
                  Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                  Originally posted by stj
                  meter the pins on the bottom of the board.
                  Sorry I got busy and finally did some testing, it's definitely the board.
                  Please see new attached pic's...any idea what it is???
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                  • stj
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                    • Dec 2009
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                    #10
                    Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                    you need to desolder the bridge rectifier.
                    that's the black thing with 4 wires in a line.
                    then see if the short is on the part, or still on the board.

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                    • newuser65
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                      #11
                      Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                      Originally posted by stj
                      you need to desolder the bridge rectifier.
                      that's the black thing with 4 wires in a line.
                      then see if the short is on the part, or still on the board.
                      Ok I got it desoldered and it's still shorting on just the part, I went ahead and ordered a new one, from what I got it's GBJ 2506 but ordered GBJ 2506F which is the same part but lead free.
                      Hope I can show you this... http://www.digikey.com/product-searc...ds=gbj%202506f
                      If you look at attached pic's I also marked others spots that beep, but Im thinking that they're connected seems it's just the outter wires that beep.
                      I hope I'm correct and thank you so much for helping me.
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                      • stj
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                        • Dec 2009
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                        #12
                        Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                        o.k. you need to swap those ferrite tubes over onto the legs of the new one.

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                        • newuser65
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                          #13
                          Re: World Friendship power converter WF-(8945AN)

                          Originally posted by stj
                          o.k. you need to swap those ferrite tubes over onto the legs of the new one.
                          I swapped the ferrite tubes over, soldered on new rectifer. Got it all hooked up and everything works
                          Thanks STJ you saved me at the least $100 in parts alone.
                          So glad there are people out there willing to help and keeps form sites like these open.
                          Again I thank you, now to load up the camper and go.
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