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Yeo
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 Posted: 06/08/2012 07:34 Post subject: Help: SLC5/04 power supply(1746-P2) |
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| Recently i bought a SLC5/04 but i have forgotten to more the jumper from 110Vac to 240Vac at power supply(1746-P2) which result in the 3A fuse blown. After replacing the blown fuse, there isnt any power from 1746-P2(the LED power indicator isn't ON). Appreciate if any expert can advise which component is damaged(no $$ to purchase the 1746-P2 power supply). |
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ratko
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| Posted: 06/08/2012 13:09 Post subject: Re: Help: SLC5/04 power supply(1746-P2) |
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| Yeo wrote: | | Recently i bought a SLC5/04 but i have forgotten to more the jumper from 110Vac to 240Vac at power supply(1746-P2) which result in the 3A fuse blown. After replacing the blown fuse, there isnt any power from 1746-P2(the LED power indicator isn't ON). Appreciate if any expert can advise which component is damaged(no $$ to purchase the 1746-P2 power supply). |
Yeo,
My opinion is that you must search more money in your pocket...to buy another Power Supply...
However you can contact the nearest AB representative maybe they can fix..but I have serious doubt about that... |
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Yeo
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| Posted: 23/08/2012 14:30 Post subject: Re: Help: SLC5/04 power supply(1746-P2) |
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I've juz purchased a 2nd hand power supply(1746-P2) for SLC5/04, appreciate if any expert can advise on how the jumper should be connect for a 240 VAC input power.
Pls help cos I don't want to burn my pocket again. |
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ratko
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| Posted: 23/08/2012 19:40 Post subject: Re: Help: SLC5/04 power supply(1746-P2) |
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| Yeo wrote: | I've juz purchased a 2nd hand power supply(1746-P2) for SLC5/04, appreciate if any expert can advise on how the jumper should be connect for a 240 VAC input power.
Pls help cos I don't want to burn my pocket again. |
Yeo,
See here the correct position for 230V jumper.
and measure with a pencil voltage indicator at what terminal of the plug you have the PHASE and the NULL and put accordingly...
or see here the manual..
http://www.geomartin.com/pdfs/commerical_components/doc_000005_power_supply.pdf |
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Yeo
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| Posted: 24/08/2012 11:31 Post subject: Re: Help: SLC5/04 power supply(1746-P2) |
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Thanks.
My Incoming power is Live(L), Neutral(N), Earth(E), so how should I connect it? But what is Null?
| ratko wrote: | | Yeo wrote: | I've juz purchased a 2nd hand power supply(1746-P2) for SLC5/04, appreciate if any expert can advise on how the jumper should be connect for a 240 VAC input power.
Pls help cos I don't want to burn my pocket again. |
Yeo,
See here the correct position for 230V jumper.
and measure with a pencil voltage indicator at what terminal of the plug you have the PHASE and the NULL and put accordingly...
or see here the manual..
http://www.geomartin.com/pdfs/commerical_components/doc_000005_power_supply.pdf |
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ratko
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| Posted: 25/08/2012 11:24 Post subject: |
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Live(L)=Phase
Neutral(N)=Null
Earth(E)=Chassis Ground |
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Yeo
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| Posted: 25/08/2012 14:33 Post subject: |
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Thanks
| ratko wrote: | Live(L)=Phase
Neutral(N)=Null
Earth(E)=Chassis Ground |
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ratko
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| Posted: 25/08/2012 17:18 Post subject: |
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| Yeo wrote: | Thanks
| ratko wrote: | Live(L)=Phase
Neutral(N)=Null
Earth(E)=Chassis Ground |
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Verify if in reality this is the situation before connecting, meaning at the Live terminal you have the phase voltage 220V~.
Verify with one terminal of the measuring apparatus to Live and the other on Chassis Ground. |
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Yeo
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| Posted: 25/08/2012 17:40 Post subject: |
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Thank you very much. This time my pocket isn't burnt.
| ratko wrote: | | Yeo wrote: | Thanks
| ratko wrote: | Live(L)=Phase
Neutral(N)=Null
Earth(E)=Chassis Ground |
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Verify if in reality this is the situation before connecting, meaning at the Live terminal you have the phase voltage 220V~.
Verify with one terminal of the measuring apparatus to Live and the other on Chassis Ground. |
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