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Quoted from Jets_1479:the schematics 30 vac and put out 34 vac.
This is @ 13 % high. Has the transformer been set to high tap?
Quoted from Jets_1479:out of the rectifier should have 30 vdc but they are putting 45 vdc
With 34 A/C input the output should be 34 x 1.414 -1.2 = 46.86 You measured 45 volts, nothing wrong here.
Quoted from Jets_1479:I don’t know if it is or not so here is a few pictures
Are there numbers printed on the paper on this side like 120v, 115v, 103v? I would need a pic of the numbers.
pasted_image (resized).pngThe diagram is only showing one winding on the high voltage side of the transformer which would indicate that there is no high taps available on this transformer. So what you have is what you got.
Quoted from Jets_1479:Having an issue with one relay constantly blowing a fuse every time it’s activated
It could be that the coil on this relay has shorted and drawing to much current and needs to be replaced.
zzz (resized).PNGQuoted from Jets_1479:I don’t see it on this list...
Use the coil resistance chart on line to find most coils.
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