Hello,
I own a original Pass Aleph P and I am having some problems with it. I brought it down to a drop of power from my wall sockets from the normal 220V to about 204V.
In the Aleph P is a 240V 30-0-30 transformer. However normal during the day (at at 03:00) I have about 223V on the wall socket. At evenings it drops to 204V-208V and when I am using the oven and the Aleph 2 it sometimes drops below 200V !!!
Now this is can be a problem of my power company; but the Aleph P starts to buzz the input/output relais when it drops... brrr...
at 204V I have about 54.4V AC (instead of 60V) and about 66V DC unregulated (instead of 80V).
66V-60V = 6V not enough for the muting circuit which is on a threshold when the AC rises a bit and the mute relais start to buzz (on/off/on/off etc.) ..
at 214V I have about 57.3 AC gives 71V DC unregulated??
What can I do?
1. Call the power company (lost case???)
2. Change transformer
3.??????
Nelson can you tell me why you used a 240V transformer??? Here in the Netherlands most house holds only get 220V !!!
Help,
Edwin
I own a original Pass Aleph P and I am having some problems with it. I brought it down to a drop of power from my wall sockets from the normal 220V to about 204V.
In the Aleph P is a 240V 30-0-30 transformer. However normal during the day (at at 03:00) I have about 223V on the wall socket. At evenings it drops to 204V-208V and when I am using the oven and the Aleph 2 it sometimes drops below 200V !!!
Now this is can be a problem of my power company; but the Aleph P starts to buzz the input/output relais when it drops... brrr...
at 204V I have about 54.4V AC (instead of 60V) and about 66V DC unregulated (instead of 80V).
66V-60V = 6V not enough for the muting circuit which is on a threshold when the AC rises a bit and the mute relais start to buzz (on/off/on/off etc.) ..
at 214V I have about 57.3 AC gives 71V DC unregulated??
What can I do?
1. Call the power company (lost case???)
2. Change transformer
3.??????
Nelson can you tell me why you used a 240V transformer??? Here in the Netherlands most house holds only get 220V !!!
Help,
Edwin