Hello.. im planning to convert my MAGNAVOX 40ME313V/F7 which is rated at 120v.. to 220 volts.. I used to do it by replacing main capacitor.. but only on small appliance. I divided the UF by 2 and multiply the Voltage by 2.. it is in reference with its original main capacitor for 120 v use. Im a little bit hesitant because i have'nt tried that on big appliance. Please help me what to do.. my country is philippines 220 volts.
MAGNAVOX 40ME313V/F7 conversion to 220 volts
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