Monster power strip hts 1000mk2
All caps.
Turn it on get a buzzing noise , something internally needs repaired .
Need a cheap soldier tool but still do not have one [emoji3516]
Any help ?
Thanks
Not sure we’re in forums this belongs , any mods can move this ..
All caps.
Turn it on get a buzzing noise , something internally needs repaired .
Need a cheap soldier tool but still do not have one [emoji3516]
Any help ?
Thanks
Not sure we’re in forums this belongs , any mods can move this ..
only those with experience and skill should repair an AC line product like this.
Does buzzing mean it is not fixable or sort fixing ? /seems like a well built product .
The tools and information [emoji3482] are online , I’m sure safe begging everyone videos exist .
This is gonna be a harsh reality check, but I'd like to make this very very clear: if you're asking how to fix it, you're not qualified to fix it.
The electrical safety situation in America is poor. It's perfectly possible to overload an extension lead and cause a fire, lack of shutters on sockets, etc etc etc. I could go on, but I won't.
If someone unqualified attempts to repair a mains appliance, there's a non-zero risk of the result catching fire, or maybe you'll mess up the connections and put live 110V on the chassis of an appliance. Now, how much of a risk do you wanna take? Is 10% okay with you and your family, or would 1% be better? 50-50?
The answer is this: the only acceptable risk for this sort of thing is zero.
Find a local electrician, ask them to fix it and certify it as safe.
Chris
The electrical safety situation in America is poor. It's perfectly possible to overload an extension lead and cause a fire, lack of shutters on sockets, etc etc etc. I could go on, but I won't.
If someone unqualified attempts to repair a mains appliance, there's a non-zero risk of the result catching fire, or maybe you'll mess up the connections and put live 110V on the chassis of an appliance. Now, how much of a risk do you wanna take? Is 10% okay with you and your family, or would 1% be better? 50-50?
The answer is this: the only acceptable risk for this sort of thing is zero.
Find a local electrician, ask them to fix it and certify it as safe.
Chris
Searching for "Monster power strip hts 1000mk2" shows as first results 3 videos, 2 of which are called
* Monster Power HTS 1000 MKII buzzing noise
watdahel YouTube - Jun 9, 2017
and
* Monster Power surge protector loud Humm
Spyfox2212 YouTube - Nov 22, 2013
First Google suggestion for search terms is:
* monster power hts 1000 buzzing
so CLEARLY it is a poorly designed product,buzz/hum is "normal" so there is nothing for you (or anybody else) to "repair"
I would send it back for a refund and buy something else.
If anybody, Factory should redesign it and issue a better product.
* Monster Power HTS 1000 MKII buzzing noise
watdahel YouTube - Jun 9, 2017
and
* Monster Power surge protector loud Humm
Spyfox2212 YouTube - Nov 22, 2013
First Google suggestion for search terms is:
* monster power hts 1000 buzzing
so CLEARLY it is a poorly designed product,buzz/hum is "normal" so there is nothing for you (or anybody else) to "repair"
I would send it back for a refund and buy something else.
If anybody, Factory should redesign it and issue a better product.