pete_c
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Location: Chicago IL
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Good news [USER="605541"]steve_l[/USER]!!!steve_lGood news [USER="605541"]steve_l[/USER]!!! -
I spent more time cleaning the board than soldering when I did mine. I replaced all of the locals caps at the time. So maybe its a bad VIPer 22 IC....Leave a comment:
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Keep us informed Steve.
Here keeping up with the honey doo list. Wife wanted an outlet in one of the closets for her battery powered vacumn cleaner. The house is all conduit (which I like) and I ran electric from the basement up. Also put another outlet next to the mirror in the bathroom. That was a PITA.Leave a comment:
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Great news [USER="605541"]steve_l[/USER]!!!steve_lGreat news [USER="605541"]steve_l[/USER]!!!Leave a comment:
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It might. I never did anything but replace the DIP IC. Still running fine today.
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
Thank you for the opportunity to document this endeavor here on the forum. I learned a lot.
Here is a quickie overview of the NUT servers running and display using Home Assistant.
Most power consuming devices on the rack today are Russound distributed audio amplifiers and the XigmaNAS box #4 (8 SAS drives using a Xeon motherboard).
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Re: Cyberpower CP900EPFCLCD - F03 Error
@Shinjinkun
Very nice soldering on your board.
Have you tested the UPS yet?Leave a comment:
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B]13th of Friday, May 13, 2022[/B]
I let the Cyberpower 1350 discharge to around 60% (after 5 hours) and plugged it back in to an outlet. A few hours later it was at 100% charged.
Thanks again to the forum users for providing much needed info on repairing the Cyberpower 1500 UPS.Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B]13th of Friday, May 13, 2022[/B]
I let the Cyberpower 1350 discharge to around 60% (after 5 hours) and plugged it back in to an outlet. A few hours laterLeave a comment:
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B]12th of May, 2022[/B]
Just a quickie note between NUT values on the older Cyberpower 1500 and new Cyberpower 1500.
NUT Values
Battery Voltage
Old Cyberpower Battery Voltage 13.7 V indicates voltage per battery
New Cyberpower Battery Voltage 27.2 V indicates total battery voltage of two batteries.
Output Voltage
Old Cyberpower output voltage ~ 120 VAC
New Cyberpower output voltage ~ 137 VAC*
* This is a NUT issues which...Last edited by pete_c; 05-12-2022, 06:59 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B]11th of May, 2022[/B]
Installed IC and caps today. Put the board back in the case and put the case together.
Plugged it in and it showed a 72% charge. 2 hours later it was at 100%.
The battery voltage showing is what each battery is for the older 1500 and 1350.
Will test the Cyberpower 1350. It did charge fine with new batteries about a month ago. Most concerning was the battery voltage being 50% of what the new Cyberpower 1500's show.
This endeavor had me making RPi Nut...Last edited by pete_c; 05-11-2022, 11:48 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B]Update 10th of May, 2022[/B]
Got my little wire clipper today.
Clipped the top 8 IC pins with the wire clipper. Chip was burnt and brittle.
Using a small needle nose pulled on pins as I de soldered them.
Closes pin to capacitor did not have any solder on it and fell off.
Using a pin to make sure that there was no solder in the holes.
Using an exacto blade lifted the glue off in one chunk. Fell off.
Cleaned top of board with alcohol.
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
[B][I]8th of May, 2022[/I][/B]
Took the board out with all of its connections intact. Brought it down to the basement workbench where I have a soldering station and heat gun.
Using a large magnifying glass with lamp for all of the desoldering stuff. It is very old. Real glass and a fluorescent circular bulb on it. Got this in the 60's when tinkering with Amateur radio.
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Desoldered and removed two capacitors. Easy to do once I re soldered the posts.
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
BTW here running NUT on BSD PFSense / XigmaNAS and built a couple of RPi2's which are NUT servers. Monitoring them with Home Assistant.
Here is the Cyberpower 1350 which will need to be repaired. Notice the charging voltage on it.
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Here is the new Cyberpower 1500. Noticed the difference in the charging voltage.
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I have yet to move the Cyberpower 1500 to the work bench. Looks easy to de solder the caps and IC. Looks difficult...Leave a comment:
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Re: CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
I took apart the Cyberpower 1500C / AVR. It was still working but only showing 12-13VDC charging voltage. I see issues on the main board as described in previous posts.
Bottom tag on Cyberpower 1500c
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Remove screw pictured and pull panel down and off. Disconnect front panel cable and two battery pack wires red and black.
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Remove two screws holding case together on front of case as shown in picture and six screws on back of panel....Last edited by pete_c; 05-07-2022, 02:58 PM.Leave a comment:
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CyberPower 1350AVR and 1500AVR - Repair
Both are older than years old now.
Pooling info here from what I have read.
Cyberpower 1500AVR takes 4-5 days to charge batteries after test depletion.
Made an RPi Nutserver for the rack and using PFSense for the telco area with an APC.
Using Nutserver with Home Assistant.
Last week ordered
33uF 200v Rubycon Electrolytic Radial Lead Capacitors
22UF 50V Electrolytic Radial Lead Capacitors
VIPer22A "Original" ST 8P DIP IC 2 pcs
Noticed that the old Cyberpower UPS's output...Last edited by pete_c; 05-06-2022, 04:14 PM. -
Re: CyberPower 1350AVR - Repair
Here have Cyberpower 1 1350, 1 1500 AVR UPS's. Now two new Cyberpower 1500's/
Made an RPi Nutserver for the rack and using PFSense for the telco area with an APC.
Using Nutserver with Home Assistant..
Noticed that the old Cyberpower UPS's output ~12-14VDC to the two batteries.
The new Cyberpower 1500's output ~ 27VDC to the two batteries.
I have ordered replacement caps and chip for the older 1500 and 1350 UPS.
Both the 1500 and 1350 have new batteries.
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