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    Emerson clock radio transformer

    Hello I have a Emerson research clock radio model CKS3516C and the transformer went out on it ,the label on the clock radio says 120VAC 6 watt backup battery DC 3v CR2430. the numbers on the transformer ST3591C-13SEN which I can't find anywhere for it. Can anyone please tell me the AC output voltage. Thanks

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    Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

    Did you try the internet? a search of ST3591C-13SEN found this https://www.ebay.com/itm/283611561711
    Looks like it is a 18vac center tap 9+9 vac 12watt

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      #3
      Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

      if the primary is open, check under the insulation for a thermal fuse

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        #4
        Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

        Thanks guys , I'm going to see if I have a 9vac 6w wall transformer and tie that into the board , the transformer and shipping out of the states is worth more than the clock radio

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          #5
          Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

          The transformer is an 18vac center taped transformer, not a 9vac transformer, as mentioned, check the primary, if it is open, there is likely a thermal protection fuse which can be replaced if you can get at it

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            #6
            Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

            I tore into the transformer and can not find a thermal fuse. I have a ST3591C-13SEN transformer with 2 secondary wires, the one on Ebay is ST391C-13DN with 3 wire secondary. Hence my thought 9vac.

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              #7
              Re: Emerson clock radio transformer

              I missed that EN vs DN at the end, I guess it could be a 9vac single output as I cant find any datasheet on the transformer.

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