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== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||
If the input fuse has blown, the problem is probably in the input side. Perhaps the 180 uF/250V capacitor shorted. Perhaps the inductor, bridge rectifier diode pack shorted. | If the input fuse has blown, the problem is probably in the input side. Perhaps the 180 uF/250V capacitor shorted. Perhaps the inductor, bridge rectifier diode pack shorted. | ||
If you're comfortable proceeding, then plug in to AC power. With the multimeter, look for the DC voltages indicated in the pictures. | <big>**WARNING**</big> | ||
120 VAC and up to 175 volts DC are present on the input side of the charger circuit. Under a bad set of circumstances, this could be lethal. | |||
*Proceed at your own risk!* | |||
If you're comfortable proceeding, then plug in to AC power. With the multimeter, look for the DC voltages indicated in the pictures. | |||
== Autopsy == | == Autopsy == | ||