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| + | [title] Debugging |
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| + | [* black] At this point, I had three suspects, the transformer, the air proving switch, and after closer inspection, I saw a brown discoloration on one of the high voltage capacitors. |
| + | [* black] I decided to start with the transformer. After removing it from the unit, I checked the secondary and measured about 7 Ohm, reasonable. The primary was open, just to make sure I slowly opened the primary coil and after getting back to the winding, didn't see anything obvious, but it was still measuring open. |
| + | [* black] On removing the air proving switch, the thermistor checked out at about 1kOhms and responded with a squirt of canned air. All the discretes checked out except for the triac. |
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