! Houston got a problem !
I started on the amp. using my variac, but every time that reach 15 to 20 v the fuse open, I did check all connection and looks good to me, please needs some advise.
I started on the amp. using my variac, but every time that reach 15 to 20 v the fuse open, I did check all connection and looks good to me, please needs some advise.
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tell us first - are you in ship , or you are floating alone to the Sun ?
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in other words - details ,pictures, please ;
all you posted already is useful same as software render
tell us first - are you in ship , or you are floating alone to the Sun ?
😉
in other words - details ,pictures, please ;
all you posted already is useful same as software render
I'm using a 1000 w- 2 x 37 secondaries Antek transformer that has a 2 set of wires ( red- black , red - black) , I put red-red and black-black together and use this diagram to attach these wires.
. The secondaries were attached like you see in this setup.Thanks for your reply.
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In this photo you can see two wires coming from the thermostatic switch, one is connected to one leg of the fuse and the other one that is not connected in the photo is going to be connected to hot wire (red-red) coming from transformer. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it doe not matter how is connected this wire coming from the thermostatic switch to each one of the fuse legs, Am I wright?
that is correct. but is the thermo switch isolated from the chassis ground?
and did you remember the thermistor in series with hot?
and did you remember the thermistor in series with hot?
you may have a jumping current in thermoswitch or thermistor.
but try as zenmod say. fire up only the PSU.
by the way. is the problem on one amp only?
but try as zenmod say. fire up only the PSU.
by the way. is the problem on one amp only?
hmmm. remove the thermistor from the chassis.
and if that dont work. try to remove the thermoswitch from the chassis.
and if that dont work. try to remove the thermoswitch from the chassis.
I'm going to remove the thermistor, but the thermoswitch is plastic, then is isolated from chasis.
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