| guy255389 |
Hello,
Can anyone confirm how to change a 120V X1 to accept UK voltage (240V)?
Picture of the circuit board is attached. It looks like you remove the left and top jumpers and insert a diagonal one between orange and red. The work will be done by a qualified technician; I just need to make 100% sure. I didn't get much help from info@passlabs btw
Many thanks for your time
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| Zen Mod |
| quote: | Originally posted by guy255389
Hello,
Can anyone confirm how to change a 120V X1 to accept UK voltage (240V)?
Picture of the circuit board is attached. It looks like you remove the left and top jumpers and insert a diagonal one between orange and red. The work will be done by a qualified technician; I just need to make 100% sure. I didn't get much help from info@passlabs btw
Many thanks for your time
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when customer is trying to find information for technician , something is wrong .......
who needs to be qualified here ?
you or technician ?
leave to a man to do what's his biz ; exactly doing what you sayed , and remeasuring with ohmmeter .......... to be sure that Rdc of primary is in ballpark . |
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| georgehifi |
For 240v operation this this what you replicate, 2 jumpers only as it says in those positions that are in yellow. But if you couldn't see that for yourself maybe leave it up to someone who can.
Cheers George |
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| guy255389 |
| nicely. thanks very much |
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