Hello everyone and rescue
To not throw my battery charger car / truck cad 12 / 24 V
that my little brother toast me by reversing the poles, to load his chest, (he bought me another "Batium" which is super)
I am, repaired if possible.
This is a brand charger Energo Cemont
modeleB 62 / 100 making my Italian ke da is the m ... (no basta, zé plésante)
Is it, a good transformer is Ok 220 input / output 230 12 / 24
the coils are ok
fuses are good,
still what I think to be a diode bridge as seen from above the square, has terminals 4, 1 TBD angle ach
It is written on the side:
+ ~
S. CO. Mr. E.
KBPC 2502
the + is the 12/24 output -> red clamp
~ This is connected to Tranfo
and diametrically opposed
the transformer looping terminal with a kind of condo "BC 330n K 400" which connects these 2 terminals
and the - -> black clamp
I tested the Metrix diode position, current flows from the (red tip Metrix) ~ at (blacktip Metrix)
0,48v value and the other direction incersant tips: nothing
and - the other has ~ same method
0 read, 47v
Who can tell me if I can repair (change) the bridge and how to find the room or controlling différamment.
thank you again for elec-tro-or tri-cians
Colmant
Repairing a battery charger HS
Hello,
Connecting upside = death diode bridge !!
Well not too serious you are looking for a minimum diode bridge 25 24 Volts Amperes for.
This is in a lot of electronics stores or on the net (Selectronic, go-tronic etc ..)
Statements shall go well or the son:
+ red clip
~ Transformer 1
~ Transformer 2
- Black clamp
Then you defeat your square thing and you change it for a new one. And it's gone for a ride ....
Sélectronic it thee couteras 2.70 Euros over the port to the reference 70.0205
good troubleshooting
Obelix
Connecting upside = death diode bridge !!
Well not too serious you are looking for a minimum diode bridge 25 24 Volts Amperes for.
This is in a lot of electronics stores or on the net (Selectronic, go-tronic etc ..)
Statements shall go well or the son:
+ red clip
~ Transformer 1
~ Transformer 2
- Black clamp
Then you defeat your square thing and you change it for a new one. And it's gone for a ride ....
Sélectronic it thee couteras 2.70 Euros over the port to the reference 70.0205
good troubleshooting
Obelix
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Hello,
I have a doubt about the fact that your diode bridge is if your hs ... hs bridge was, you would have burnt the fuse !!! To me, all you find is good, then either you have a fuse that you have not seen or security strength, or you have a copper track that has a fuse if you have a little printed circuit board...
Test all your links, you must have a break somewhere ...
Turn on the power and check if you have the secondary voltage at the output of transformer .... in alternative (if you have no juice in high school is that your primary is cut, if you have juice, it is that your cut is farther).
Keep me informed.
A + Serge.
I have a doubt about the fact that your diode bridge is if your hs ... hs bridge was, you would have burnt the fuse !!! To me, all you find is good, then either you have a fuse that you have not seen or security strength, or you have a copper track that has a fuse if you have a little printed circuit board...
Test all your links, you must have a break somewhere ...
Turn on the power and check if you have the secondary voltage at the output of transformer .... in alternative (if you have no juice in high school is that your primary is cut, if you have juice, it is that your cut is farther).
Keep me informed.
A + Serge.
0 x
Respect !!!
Indeed, there was a 1 A fuse with the entry of the primary was melted. I remplcé but pretty bad seeing it, I could not read the gauge is a small glass tube diam mm 5mm lg 20 I plugged it flashed.
another I could read 0,25A -> normal the flah ... 1A I have not
I took the opportunity to measure the circuits of the primary (2) normal load 9,5 ohms in boost 10,7 ohms
the secondary windings both 0,1 ohm
I bypasses the fuse and I send
on resource ~
load position first second winding 208V 230v
Boost position first winding 230 V second weird weird 255V
a further induced current, or reactive current ??
measurement on the secondary before the diode bridge (son disconnected)
load position, output 12v read
Boost position 12v
position load output 24 v
boost position
another I could read 0,25A -> normal the flah ... 1A I have not
I took the opportunity to measure the circuits of the primary (2) normal load 9,5 ohms in boost 10,7 ohms
the secondary windings both 0,1 ohm
I bypasses the fuse and I send
on resource ~
load position first second winding 208V 230v
Boost position first winding 230 V second weird weird 255V
a further induced current, or reactive current ??
measurement on the secondary before the diode bridge (son disconnected)
load position, output 12v read
Boost position 12v
position load output 24 v
boost position
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ca has beugue with the tab I take
12 12,34 load reading
12 13,34 boost reading
24 load reading 21,83
24 24,14 boost reading
test after the diode bridge
12 14,45 load reading
boost 12 14,56
24 21,22 load reading
boost 24 21,62
the bridge is good
is the little fuse, thank you exeed
SALE OF BRIDGE LED 25A.800V
it is the diode bridge
12 12,34 load reading
12 13,34 boost reading
24 load reading 21,83
24 24,14 boost reading
test after the diode bridge
12 14,45 load reading
boost 12 14,56
24 21,22 load reading
boost 24 21,62
the bridge is good
is the little fuse, thank you exeed
SALE OF BRIDGE LED 25A.800V
it is the diode bridge
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