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2nd February 2012, 03:03 AM
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Definitely. This likely means that the original resistors opened. That would generally cause the protection circuit resistors to fail. While you have the source resistors out, check the low value resistors that are in parallel with the source resistors. Replace any that are out of tolerance.
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2nd February 2012, 03:09 AM
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Ok the resistors that are in parallel are 27.4 ohms.. with the 1 ohm resistors in circuit they all read 7.6 ohms since i pulled all the source resistors out of circuit they read 27.5 ohms now..
I will replace the source resistors and see what happens |
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