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  • mcross
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    • Sep 2011
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    DF20LC2U Rectifier question on y main

    I have a VIORE PDP42V18HA with a strobe like effect and have checked all voltages ,VA, VS, ect. All good, . My question is on the y board there is a DF20LC30 Diode , going in there is 183v steady. coming out on both sides are very eratic, and here a light ticking. Picture is there, with some snow, and the stobe like. The 2 output pins test dead short

    bad 20LC30 diode?
    Mike
    Last edited by mcross; 03-19-2014, 02:13 PM.
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