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I'll try to post pic.
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Re: Bad transformer
Tom - did you see post4
Splitcrete - are you saying there are NO primary wires
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I would first consider the controller IC. How about a picture of the board so we can locate the components on it.
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No I dont have a ring tester. I was looking for a board but no luck.Mabey I can find a generic one somewhere.
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The only way to be sure is to test it with a ring tester, but I doubt you have one. Another possibility is the controller IC is damaged and the output is stuck permanently on, which will blow the fuse.
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I checked all fets and the gates work on all of them.Pain in the butt with a 9v battery.
This set had a lightning surge and the power strip even burned out.So much for bargen power strips.
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The transformer is just a part of the supply. Something in line with it is more than likely failed; probably a shorted MOSFET, which drives the transformer.
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I have no reading at all and the transformer is off the board.
F1 only blows with transformer on the board.
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What resistance do you get? Primary side rarely fail, its DC resistance will typical be less than 1 Ohm. I doubt that you have bad transformer.
Did you chekc the rectifers, MOSFET'S, etc?
Any picutres of the boards?
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Hi everyone : I need some help with my proscan 32la30q
I was checking the power board and found the f1 fuse blown.So I started looking for a reason it was bad I have a bad primary coil in one of the transformers. My problem is I cant get one any where . Its a (PULSE ELECTRONICS) number PF0082 I would be thankfull for any help.
Thanks,SplitcreteTags: None
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