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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Cyprus
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I have a P500 regenerator I'm rewiring to 230V.
The transformer has dual primaries, but I'm not sure of the wire color codes. I used a multimeter to check resistance between each wire and this is what I got: Blue/black 1.3 ohms blue/white 0.6 ohms purple/brown 0.7 ohms purple/gray 1.2 ohms white/black 1.3 ohms gray/brown 1.3 ohms Currently, the way the transformer is connected is as follows: Blue - Neutral line Black- hot line brown - hot line white and gray connected together purple - not used Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
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Hi ECM,
Do you fix the voltage? which you want to to the unit of US model (input :110-120V , output 220-230V) to the input 220-230V and out put keep the 110-120V? Ray |
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